What is a Video Game Emulator?

Emulator (EMU) is a program that originally meant "emulator". It can enable computers or other multimedia platforms (handheld computers, mobile phones) to run programs on other platforms, mostly TV games and arcade simulators, and there are also some handheld computer simulators. Simulators generally require roms to execute. The original source of roms is some rom chips of the original platform. The original program is copied by some means. This process is generally called "dump", and the simulator is used to load these roms to implement the simulation process. .

Game simulator

The history of simulators is long and almost accompanied by the history of computer development. It is illegal to own and use a simulator in many countries, and in the United States, if

The simulator contains many components: one that simulates many original machines

MAME-The most famous arcade simulator

Kawaks-Arcade Simulator

Nebula-Arcade Simulator

NeoRAGEx-Arcade Simulator

Chankast-DC home machine simulator

ePSXePS Home Simulator

VirtuaNES-FC Home Simulator

ZSNES-SFC home machine simulator

Gens-MD home machine simulator

VisualBoy-GB Palm Simulator

VisualBoyAdvance-GBA Palm Simulator