Emulators for MAC
3 free Mac apps in Emulators, including Stella, VICE, and OpenEmu. Each app page lists its version, size, macOS requirement and what’s new, and the download button leads to the developer’s official source.
3 apps
StellaStella is a long-running emulator of the Atari 2600 Video Computer System for Mac and other platforms. It plays Atari 2600 game ROMs with high-quality TIA graphics emulation, supports the NTSC, PAL and SECAM television standards, and opens games from a built-in ROM launcher.Games
VICEVICE, the Versatile Commodore Emulator, runs programs written for Commodore's old 8-bit computers on your Mac. It emulates the C64, the C64DTV, the C128, the VIC20, practically all PET models, the Plus/4 and the CBM-II, and it has a separate emulator for a C64 expanded with the CMD SuperCPU. Each machine has its own program, such as x128 for the C128, and the C64 comes as x64sc, an accurate emulator with a cycle-based core.Games
OpenEmuOpenEmu is a free, open-source video game emulator made for the Mac. Instead of a separate emulator for every console, it brings dozens of systems together in one app with a clean, native Mac interface. Drag a game file onto OpenEmu and it identifies the game, sorts it into the right system and adds it to a library that looks like your music or photo collection. Plug in a gamepad, pick it from the list and press start. Under the hood, OpenEmu uses well-known emulation engines, which it calls cores, such as Nestopia, Snes9x, mGBA, Genesis Plus GX, Mupen64Plus and Mednafen.Games