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1.PCSX2 / pcsx2

PCSX2 - The Playstation 2 Emulator

emulation
emulator
cpp
ps2
pcsx2

C++GPL-3.016K total2.4K forks

+1,367 stars

from 14,636 · score 7.22

2.melonDS-emu / melonDS

DS emulator, sorta

dsi
emulator
nds

C++GPL-3.05.2K total934 forks

+530 stars

from 4,649 · score 6.27

3.Gekkio / mooneye-gb

A Game Boy research project and emulator written in Rust

rust
emulator
gameboy
gameboy-emulator
game-boy

Rust GPL-3.0971 total61 forks

+8 stars

from 963 · score 2.20

4.shagr4th / droid48

HP48 emulator for Android

C GPL-3.091 total34 forks

+3 stars

from 88 · score 1.39

5.ellamosi / gade-sdl

A SDL front end in Ada for libgade

Ada GPL-3.06 total0 forks

+1 stars

from 5 · score 0.69

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