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https://github.com/AuroraViola/ChillyGB/

ChillyGB is a Game Boy (DMG) and Game Boy Color (CGB) emulator written C - AuroraViola/ChillyGB

https://ugbasic.iwashere.eu/

An isomorphic language for retrocomputers

https://www.alexcustodio.com/gbarchive

The GBArchive is an open access video collection that documents the embodied and affective experiences of playing a Game Boy Advance title on a variety of sanctioned and unsanctioned platforms. Capturing the same level on multiple platforms reveals broader connections between the object, the act of gaming, and its infrastructure.

https://github.com/deltabeard/Peanut-GB

A Game Boy (DMG) emulator single header library written in C99. Performance is prioritised over accuracy. - GitHub - deltabeard/Peanut-GB: A Game Boy (DMG) emulator single header library written in C99. Performance is prioritised over accuracy.

https://spotlessmind1975.itch.io/ugbasic-ide

An Integrated Development Environment for ugBASIC

https://ugbasic.iwashere.eu/

An isomorphic language for retrocomputers

https://web.skyemu.app/

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https://www.emucr.com

EmuCR.Com. Latest emulators for PS3,WiiU,Wii,PS2,Xbox360,Xbox,3DS,PSV,PS,NDS,PSP,GBA,N64,DC,Arcade and many other systems.

https://github.com/RossenX/NullDC-BEAR/

A nullDC ALL-IN-ONE Launcher and optimizer to ensure easy setup for nullDC(Naomi/Atomidwave/Dreamcast), Mednafen(NES/SNES/Genesis/MegaDrive/GBA/GBC/Neo-Geo Pocket/PSX/Saturn/Famicom Disk Drive) and optimized settings for a smooth gameplay experiance. Easy setup easy connection, minimal effort maximum performance.

https://twitter.com/shonumi_ikuzumo

http://www.gb64.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4278

https://mgba.io//

mGBA is an open-source Game Boy Advance emulator, copyright © 2013–2014 Jeffrey Pfau. This project is not affiliated in any way with Nintendo. Game Boy Advance is a registered trademark of Nintendo Co., Ltd.

https://www.classicdosgames.com/online.html

Over 300 DOS games that can be played directly in your browser.

https://biogb.sourceforge.net/

BioGB is a GameBoy and Gameboy Color emulator written in C++ with two objectives in mind: high portability and easy to undestand code. Currently it supports most comercial games. Has full graphics and sound support. There is no GUI for any OS yet. BioGB has been succesfully tested on Windows(XP, Vista, 7), Linux(Ubuntu, Gentoo, Centos), Dreamcast(KOS), Playstation 2, and PSP. Although Dreamcast, PSP and PS2 version have been removed in the last version, there will be future support for those and more.

https://zerstoerung.de/jsa8e/

JavaScript version of the A8E Atari 800 XL Emulator by Sascha Springer. Created using Emscripten. Atari 800 XL self test,  Archon,  Archon 2,  Asteroids,  Bandits,  Behind Jaggi Lines,  Davids Midnight Magic,  Donkey Kong,  Drol,  Encounter,  Dropzone,  Goonies,  Gyruss,  Hero,  Karateka,  Keystone Capers,  Koronis Rift,  Landscape,  Montezumas Revenge,  Moon Patrol,  M.U.L.E.,  Pitfall,  River Raid,  Raid over Moscow,  Pooyan, Spelunker,  Silent Service,  Starquake,  Summer Games,  Track and Field, Vanguard,  Zorro.

https://www.kenbak-1.net/

The Kenbak-1 computer was judged in 1987 by the Boston Computer Museum to be the first commercially available personal computer. Initial sales commenced in September of 1971. Most units sold for $750.00 for a completely assembled and functioning computer. The computer was a stored program, automatically sequenced unit. Designed before microprocessors were available, the logic consisted of small and medium scale integrated circuits mounted on one printed circuit board. MOS shift registers implemented the serial memory. Switches keyed the input and lights displayed the output. The memory contained 256 bytes and the computer executed several hundred instructions per second.  

https://worldofspectrum.org/z88forever/

 The Cambridge Z88 was launched at the PCW Show in London in August 1987 by Sir Clive Sinclair under his new company, Cambridge Computers (he was unable to sell it under the Sinclair name, having sold his rights to Alan Sugar's Amstrad in 1986).

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http://www.gb64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4471&start=15

http://vgboxart.com/

VGBoxArt - The Video Game Box Art Community. A hobby and enthusiast site for box art/covers. Browse to see what people have made for your favorite games and check out the Hall of Fame to see the cream of the crop. Join to start creating and sharing your own!