WiráSystems
Every core written from scratch in Dart. No libretro.
Systems marked beta are in Wirá Beta and come to the standard version when ready.
NES
Nintendo's 8-bit console from 1983, home of Super Mario Bros., Zelda and Mega Man.
274 games Nintendo · 1990SNES
Nintendo's 16-bit console, with classics like Super Mario World, Chrono Trigger and Super Metroid.
325 games Nintendo · 1996Nintendo 64
Nintendo's first 3D console, from Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time to GoldenEye and Mario Kart 64.
100 games Nintendo · 1989Game Boy / Color
Nintendo's handhelds: the original Game Boy and the Game Boy Color, from Tetris to Pokémon.
250 games Nintendo · 2001Game Boy Advance
Nintendo's 32-bit handheld, with Pokémon, Metroid Fusion, Advance Wars and three Castlevanias.
150 games Sega · 1985Master System
Sega's 8-bit console, the home of Alex Kidd and a hit in Brazil and Europe.
50 games Sega · 1990Game Gear
Sega's colour handheld, a pocket Master System with Sonic, Shinobi and Columns.
35 games Sega · 1988Mega Drive / Genesis
Sega's 16-bit console, the home of Sonic, Streets of Rage and Gunstar Heroes.
175 games SNK · 1990Neo Geo
SNK's arcade hardware, also sold as a home console: The King of Fighters, Metal Slug and Garou.
21 games SNK · 1998Neo Geo Pocket / Color
SNK's handheld, with pocket versions of its fighting games and Sonic Pocket Adventure.
38 games Atari · 1977Atari 2600
The console that brought arcade games home in 1977: Pitfall!, Adventure and Space Invaders.
51 games Joseph Weisbecker · 1977CHIP-8
A tiny 1970s virtual machine for simple games like Pong, Tetris and Space Invaders.
23 games NEC · 1987PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16 beta
NEC's compact console, with HuCards and CD games like Bonk, R-Type and Rondo of Blood.
82 games Sega · 1994Sega Saturn
Sega's 32-bit console, home of Virtua Fighter 2, Panzer Dragoon and Nights.
74 games Sony · 1994PlayStation beta
Sony's first PlayStation, from Final Fantasy VII and Metal Gear Solid to Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.
5 games