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Atari 2600

The Atari VCS, later called the 2600, appeared on Christmas day 1977 ($ 249) and quickly became the dominant console of the seventies. Atari 2600 had the most advanced features of that time and hundreds of hit games were released for it. The popularity of the console jumped sharply up after the release of the game "Space Invaders". For 2600 produced a wide range of joysticks and games, which allowed her to hold out in the eighties. Interestingly, the Atari 2600 was the first console for which the adult games Bachelor Party and Custers Revenge were released.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Atari 2600 emulator

Emulators for Android:
Atari 2600.emu
RetroArch

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 15:13

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Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom / Dendy

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) began its glorious history in August 1985 in the United States, that is, two years later than its Japanese counterpart, Famicom (Family Computer). Until the end of the 80s, a gray box settled near the TVs in the homes of millions of gamers, displacing all its competitors. Super hits of that time, such as Super Mario Bros. and Legend of Zelda and superb graphics for that time, 5-channel sound created such an atmosphere around the console, that even after the official termination of its release in 1995, the prefix is ​​still being released!

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Morphgear
nescube
PocketGB
PocketNester - NES emulator
SmartGear

Emulators for Android:
DroidEmuLite
John nes
NES.emu
NESDroid
Nesoid
RetroArch
NES EMULATOR

Emulators for Symbian:
Gpfce

Roma for emulators:
Games on Dendy (NES)

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 15:27

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Sega master system

The Sega Master System was a redesign of the Sega's Mark III system and introduced into retail at a price of $ 200 in 1986. At this time, Nintendo began to storm the entertainment industry with its NES system. The Master System had to compete with Nintendo. However, it was not popular enough.
Although, in countries like the UK, the Master System was very popular. She was a cheap alternative to NES. Subsequent releases of new games and hardware add-ons made the system superior to NES, which contributed to the release of Master System 2.
Games for the MS system were produced in 2 forms: cartridges and 256k cards. When the Sega Master System II was later released, the game cards were recycled. Over 350 games have been released for this console.
The Sega Master System had a number of accessories, such as a light Phaser, 3D glasses, etc. Several games have been released that support 3D glasses.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Morphgear
PocketGB
SmartGear

Emulators for Android:
DroidEmuLite
Gearoid
RetroArch

Post has been editedAlt - 11.02.13, 07:58

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Sega Mega Drive / Genesis

Sega Mega Drive went on sale in October 1988 in Japan. A few months later, it began to be sold in the United States under the name Genesis. The only competitor to Mega Drive was NEC's Turbografx-16, however, it did not last long, as Sega managed to win over a huge number of software developers who agreed to create games for the console. Golden Ax and After Burner were just some of the hits. Mega Drive was the king of 16-bit consoles!

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Mobile drive
Morphgear
Picodrive ppc
PocketGB
Sega Genesis Plus
SmartGear

Emulators for Android:
AndroGens
DroidEmuLite
Genplusdroid
Gensoid
MD.emu
RetroArch
ClassicBoy (Emulator)

Emulators for Symbian:
PicDrive

Roma for emulators:
3D shooters on Szego, GBA and SNES
Sega Games
Lost vikings
Shining force

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 15:31

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Super Nintendo Entertainment System / Super Famicom

The launch of the Mega Drive and Turbografix-16 consoles in 1989 forced Nintendo to come up with a 16 bit machine to stay in the game. SNES was not released in Japan (known there as the Super Famicom) until November 1990, in the USA until September 1991, and in the United Kingdom until April 1992. And the reason for this was that the NES worked well and new games continued to be produced. When SNES finally hit the market, he showed that he could easily compete with Sega's Mega Drive and NEC's Turbografix-16.
SNES presented improved graphics and sound capabilities compared to other consoles of the time. In addition, the development of additional chips that were embedded in game cartridges allowed it to remain competitive in the global market even after the release of the next generation of game consoles.
The console has gained popularity in many countries, becoming the best-selling 16-bit prefix, despite the stiff competition in North America on the part of Sega.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Morphgear
PocketSNES

Emulators for Android:
Alphar SNES [BT]
RetroArch
SNES A.D. [BT]
Snesoid
Snes9x EX [BT]
DroidEmuLite
SuperRetro16

Emulators for Symbian:
AntSNES

Roma for emulators:
3D shooters on Szego, GBA and SNES
Games under MorphGear

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 15:35

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TurboGrafx-16 / PC Engine

PC Engine is an 8-16 bit game console released by NEC in Japan on October 30, 1987, in North America at the end of August 1989 under the name TurboGrafx-16. There was no official PAL version of the console, but as a gray import it was available in the UK and continental Europe in 1990 under the name Turbografx.
The PC Engine was an 8-bit prefix with a dual 16-bit graphics processor, with the ability to display 482 colors simultaneously.
PC Engine at the time was a new generation system. The carrier was a cartridge in the format HuCard. NEC was the first company to release CD games that could be played using an additional device - Turbografx CD.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Morphgear
PocketGB
SmartGear

Emulators for Android:
PCE.emu
RetroArch

Post has been editedAlt - 11.02.13, 08:00

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Sony PlayStation

PlayStation is a game console developed by Sony Computer Entertainment under the leadership of Ken Kutaragi and first released in the mid-1990s. PlayStation is a 32-bit system that became the first in a series of widely distributed gaming systems. The release of the PlayStation in Japan took place on December 3, 1994, in the USA the prefix appeared on September 9, 1995, and in Europe - on September 29, 1995. The prefix was very popular, giving Sony a breakthrough in the gaming industry, where until then Nintendo and Sega reigned supreme.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
FPSEce

Emulators for Android:
ePSXe
FPse for Android
psx4droid
RetroArch
XEBRA / ARBEX

Emulators for Symbian:
EQ PCSX
EmiPSX

Disk images for emulators:
Sony Playstation one games
Sony Playstation Games Catalog
Top PSX Games

Post has been editedGridzilla - 11.07.16, 12:15

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Nintendo 64 / Ultra 64 / N64

Nintendo 64 is a 64-bit game console. Developed by the Japanese company Nintendo in conjunction with Silicon Graphics. It was released in 1996 (June 23 in Japan and September 29 in the US) and was a response to the consoles of competitors Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn. The clock frequency of the central processor is 93.75 MHz, the graphic one is 62.5 MHz. Equipped with a RAM of 4.5 MB. The maximum resolution was 640 Г— 480 at 24-bit color depth. Thanks to the participation of Silicon Graphics, in this console there were a lot of innovations related to three-dimensional graphics: texture smoothing, MIP-mapping, etc. The cartridge with a volume of up to 64 MB was chosen as the gaming media.
Together with the console, Nintendo released the first 3D platformer Super Mario 64, which demonstrated its innovations in all its glory. This gave the initial impetus. However, the first time there were very few games for Nintendo 64: not everyone was given the programming features for it, besides, many were frightened away by the outdated media format (both main competitors had already switched to CDs, which had more capacity and were more convenient and cheaper). Nintendo itself was not ready to fully provide its console with game projects. But by 1998, the situation had improved, and the N64 ranked second in the gaming consoles market after the PlayStation.

Emulators for Android:
Mupen64Plus
N64droid
n64oid
Totally N64
RetroArch

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 15:47

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Game Boy / Game Boy Color

Created by a talented designer Gunpei Yokoi, the portable game system Game Boy arrives in 1989 on the counters of Japanese stores with Super Mario Land, Alleyway and Baseball games. Soon the Game Tetris, which was invented by our compatriot Alexey Pajitnov, comes out on the Game Boy, and it immediately becomes clear that this ingenious game is optimally suited for the Nintendo portable gaming system.

In late 1998, Nintendo released an improved version of the Game Boy system, called the Game Boy Color. The GBC system, picking up the palm of its predecessor, immediately becomes a new leader in the market of portable gaming systems.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Morphgear
PocketGB
Pocket gnuboy
SmartGear

Emulators for Android:
DroidEmuLite
GBcoid
Gameboy Color A.D. [G-sensor]
Mobileboy
RetroArch
GBC.emu [BT]
My oldboy
VGB - GameBoy (GBC) Emulator

Emulators for Symbian:
Emiboy

Post has been editedonl120 - 06.01.15, 16:42

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Game Boy Advance

In 2000, Nintendo released the Game Boy Advance 32-bit portable gaming console with a wide color display (32,768 shades), a 32-bit processor operating at 16.78 MHz and 880 MHz Z80. The Game Boy Advance was first shown at the Spaceworld exhibition in Tokyo on August 24, 2000. In Japan, the Game Boy Advance console went on sale on March 21, 2001 at a price of 9,800 yen (about $ 100); in the US, sales began much later. The new console continued to exploit the two-dimensional games that were released for earlier platforms. Most likely, the company Nintendo planned to make Game Boy Advance an exclusively arcade platform for 2D genres - that is why Game Boy Advance is compatible with cartridges for previous models (Game Boy and Game Boy Color), and has full compatibility with the Nintendo GameCube game console. Nevertheless, there are not only pseudo-3D games, but also real 3D games for the Game Boy Advance (for example, all games from the series Need For Speed, Nitro Street Racing Syndicate, Serious Sam Advance, and many others).

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
GBACE 0.1
MoonGBA
PocketGBA

Emulators for Android:
DroidEmuLite
GameBoid
Mojo gba
RetroArch
Tiger gba
VGBA - GameBoy Advance Emulator
John GBA

Emulators for Symbian:
Gpsp4

Roma for emulators:
Games under Gameboy Advanced
Top GBAdvance Games
Images of the best console games
GTA

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 15:56

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Sega game gear

Sega Game Gear is a handheld game console released by Sega in 1990 as a response from Nintendo's Game Boy console. ABOUT
Work on the console began in 1989 under the working title “Project Mercury”, according to the tradition that existed at that time in Sega to use the names of the planets as the working names of the projects.
The console first went on sale on October 6, 1990 in Japan. The console became available in the USA, Europe and Brazil in 1991, and in 1992 in Australia. The initial cost of the console was $ 150.
Sega set itself the goal of making a pocket 8-bit gaming system in any way that would greatly outperform the Game Boy. Since the previous Sega - Master System prefix exceeded the 8-bit consoles from Nintendo in its technical characteristics, it was decided to use the hardware based on the Master System in Game Gear. The strongest similarity to the Master System architecture allows easy transfer of Master System games to Game Gear. Unlike the Game Boy system, the Game Gear system had a color screen, supported expansion modules inserted into the cartridge slot (converter for connecting Master System cartridges, a receiver, and even a TV tuner), the console was comfortable to hold, unlike the Gameboy. There was a version of Super Wide Gear with an enlarged screen (5 inches vs. the usual 3.2).
Among the drawbacks, first of all, it is worth noting the high energy consumption (one set of batteries lasted a maximum of 4 hours). There were not too many quality games for Game Gear either, which resulted from Nintendo’s policy. And although this console was not as popular as the Gameboy, it firmly held its market niche and was officially maintained until 1997 (in Japan, support was discontinued in December 1996), indicating a great potential for Game Gear.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Morphgear
PocketGB
SmartGear

Emulators for Android:
DroidEmuLite
Gearoid
RetroArch

Post has been editedAlt - 11.02.13, 08:02

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WonderSwan / WonderSwan Color

2000 December 30 Bandai launches the Wonder Swan Color, a portable console that has been successful in Japan. The model was equipped with 512 kilobytes of memory and a large color screen (2.8 inches diagonally). All this was controlled by an SPGY-1002 processor with a frequency of 3.072 MHz. Before the release of this console, Nintendo was practically a monopolist in the market of portable gaming devices. Bandai with its WonderSwan Color was able to "bite off" about 8% of the market. This happened for two reasons. The first is a relatively low price (about $ 65). Another reason was the cooperation with the company Squaresoft, which ported their games (including the famous Final Fantasy series). The prefix passed its position with the release of the Game Boy Advance.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Pocket WS

Emulators for Android:
RetroArch
Wonderderdroid

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 15:59

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Atari lynx

Atari Lynx is the first portable system with a color screen, backlit screen and the ability to rotate the screen by 180 ° (for the convenience of left-handers). The console was released in the same 1989 as the Game Boy (with a monochrome screen). For the joint play of several owners of the console, it is possible to combine them into a network of “ComLynx” (up to 17 players, although most games only support 8).
Arji Michael and Dave Morse (Niddle) - two of the first Amiga developers (Amiga 1000), who had just left Commodore to Atari at the suggestion of Jack Traimel, took part in the development of Atari Lynx. They implemented the entire basic design of the system. So, the same buffered screen with a blitter that made the Amiga computer popular was used. Other innovative features include hardware scaling and “destruction” of sprites, which made it possible to implement isometric games on the console. The unmatched (for that time) polygon fill feature (realized by the blitter) with limited processor usage is another feature inherited from the “big” Amiga.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Found the Atari Lynx emulator - help with the launch

Emulators for Android:
Atari Lynx emulator for Android
RetroArch

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 16:01

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Nintendo ds

Nintendo DS is the next generation of Nintendo handheld game consoles after the Game Boy Advance SP. The console was released in 2004 in Canada, USA and Japan.
Nintendo DS has a clamshell design with two LCD screens, and the bottom screen is sensitive to touch (eng. Touch-screen) stylus or finger (it is recommended to use a stylus), which is used in many games. A special screen coating provides wear resistance, and the stylus attached to the console is mounted on the back panel. The console has a built-in microphone, which is used in some games to give voice commands or exchange voice messages with other consoles. Nintendo DS supports the wireless standard IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi), which allows the simultaneous connection of 16 consoles that are at a distance of 10-30 meters from each other. For many games, several players need only one game cartridge: use the Download Play function, which allows other players to download the necessary part of the game from the cartridge owner. The console also has a clock and an alarm clock. To set up the required language in a game, it is often necessary to change the language in the settings of the Nintendo DS itself.
Nintendo DS stereo sound provides surround sound, supports stereo headphones with a standard TRS connector. The original headset comes with a microphone.

Emulators for Android:
DSdroid
Dsoid
nds4droid
Tiger nds
DraStic
RetroArch

Images for the emulator:
Nds roms.

Post has been editedonl120 - 07.01.15, 22:19

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Atari ST

Atari ST is a family of Atari home PCs that have been produced since 1985 and during the 1990s. ST in the family name is the abbreviation "Sixteen / Thirty-two" - "16/32", that is, a 16-bit computer with a 32-bit internal bus of the Motorola 68000 processor.

The Atari ST was a notable machine, based on the Motorola 68000 processor, with 512KB of RAM and a 3.5-inch drive as a storage device. This computer was similar to other machines of the time based on the Motorola 68000 - Apple Macintosh and Commodore Amiga. Although the Macintosh became the first available computer with a graphical user interface, it was limited to a low-resolution built-in black and white monitor. Early models of Atari also had a black and white monitor with a high resolution of 640x480 pixels, and also supported a color graphic mode of 320x240 pixels.

Atari ST later models were equipped with so-called. Blitter is a kind of graphic accelerator that provided the acceleration of bitmapping operations necessary for fast drawing of interface elements. This was the first case in the practice of creating personal computers that used hardware accelerated graphical user interface (GUI), while TOS itself was one of the first mass graphical operating environments.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
castce

Emulators for Android:
SToid

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 16:04

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Commodore 64

Commodore 64 - a home computer with 64 KB of RAM, was popular in the 1980s. Launched by Commodore International in August 1982 for $ 595. For all the time of release Commodore 64 (from 1982 to 1994) more than 17 million computers were sold. According to the Guinness Book of Records, Commodore 64 is still the sales leader among computer models.

Unlike other computers that only distributed through authorized dealers, Commodore also targeted large toy and toy stores. C64 could be connected directly to the TV and play games, in the same manner as it was done with game consoles, such as the Atari 2600. The pricing policy of the Commodore 64 was considered to be one of the main reasons for the decline in the game consoles in 1983.

For Commodore 64 was created about 10 thousand different programs, including development tools, office applications and games.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Pocket commodore 64

Emulators for Android:
C64.emu
Commodore 64 emulator

Post has been editedAlt - 07.04.13, 13:50

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Amiga

Amiga is a family of home computers and operating systems developed by Amiga Corpiration.

The developers had a good experience in designing both electronics and software, in addition to this, about $ 7 million was allocated for development. Creation of the computer began in 1982. The developers included specialists specializing in creating chips and software for them. Therefore, the company set a goal to create a computer that easily surpassed all existing at the time "machines".

Initially, the project had the code name Hi-Toro, but after a while it was changed to a more attractive one — Amiga (which means “girlfriend” in Spanish). All the developments were highly secretive and were hidden behind the parallel development of the surfboard paddle.

In early 1984, the first computer demonstration was held. In the summer of 1985, the first model Amiga 1000 was demonstrated, after which the company decided to start selling it.
The Amiga 1000 had excellent sound and graphic capabilities, well ahead of its time. The main feature was the preemptive multitasking operating system.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
PocketUAE

Emulators for Android:
UAE4Droid
UAE4ALL2

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 16:08

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ZX Spectrum

ZX Spectrum is an 8-bit home computer created by the British company Sinclair Research Ltd based on the Zil microprocessor from Zilog. During development, the computer was called “ZX81 Color” and “ZX82”. The name "ZX Spectrum" was supposed to emphasize one of the main differences from its predecessor, the ZX81 - a color image. Fans of this computer often call it "Speccy" (born Speccy).

In the early 1980s, the ZX Spectrum was one of the most popular computers in Europe, and its numerous clones in the early 1990s were widely distributed in the former USSR / CIS. Due to the low price, more than a million of these cars were sold in the first 17 months. The low cost of a computer is due to a number of factors: the use of ULA (Uncommitted Logic Array) technology, through which most of the circuit was placed on a single chip; low technical and user characteristics in comparison with more expensive computers of that time; using a domestic TV as a monitor and tape recorder as an external drive.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Pocketclive
UnrealSpeccyPPC

Emulators for Android:
Emulator ZX SPECTRUM (3pcs)
Zxdroid

Roma for emulators:
Classic games under the ZX Spectrum

Post has been editedAlt - 24.03.12, 10:42

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Microsoft MSX

MSX appeared in 1983 and became one of the standards for work and home computers. The following companies actively produced such computers: Sony, Yamaha, Toshiba and Panasonic. MSX were most widely used in South America and Japan, as well as in Europe. At one time in the USSR, some universities and almost all pedagogical institutes received from the Ministry of Education on the class of computers Yamaha MSX 1, and then MSX 2.

The MSX standard was developed jointly by Microsoft and ASCII to provide proprietary software based on the Microsoft Basic programming language. The father of MSX computers was the Japanese programmer Kazuhiko Nishi, who planned to create a single standard that any company could use.

The Yamaha MSX is based on the same processor as the ZX Spectrum, but it worked at a higher frequency - MHz. BUT, unlike ZX, MSX used 720Kbytes of floppy disks to write entire game archives onto them.

MSX are considered the most powerful and productive computers of their time.

The MSX standard has spawned several generations of machines: MSX 1 (since 1983), MSX 2 (since 1986), MSX 2 + (since 1988) and MSX turbo R (since 1990). The first three computers were based on the Zilog Z80 processor, while the latter was based on the Zilog Z800 (also known as the R800).

By 1995, standard support had ceased. By this time, about 5 million MSX had been sold.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
Pocket MSX

Emulators for Android:
MSX.emu

Post has been editedonl120 - 27.12.14, 15:18

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Apple II

Apple II (the spelling “Apple] [” and “Apple //” was also used in the name of various models) is the first computer mass-produced by Apple Computer. It is the direct heir to the computer enthusiast Apple I, never produced in large quantities, but already contained many ideas that ensured the success of Apple II.
The computer was first introduced in 1977 at the West Coast Computer Fair and became one of the very first and most successful personal computers of the time. Several Apple II models were produced, and the most popular of them, with relatively minor changes, were sold until the 1990s. A total of 5 to 6 million Apple II were produced.

Emulators for Windows Mobile:
AppleCE 0.2

Post has been editedAlt - 21.03.12, 21:18