text: Emulators There are numerous emulators for Linux. There are also APIs, virtual machines, and machine emulators that provide binary compatibility:
  Anbox and Waydroid for the Android operating system;
  Basilisk II for the 68040 Mac;
  DOSBox and DOSEMU for MS-DOS and compatibles;
  DeSmuME and melonDS for the Nintendo DS;
  Dolphin for the GameCube, Wii, and the Triforce;
  FCEUX, Nestopia and TuxNES for the Nintendo Entertainment System;
  Flashpoint for Adobe Flash;
  Frotz for Z-Machine text adventures;
  Fuse for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum;
  Hatari for the Atari ST, STe, TT and Falcon;
  gnuboy for the Nintendo Game Boy and Game Boy Color;
  MAME for arcade games (and previously MESS for multiple hardware platforms);
  Mednafen and Xe emulating multiple hardware platforms including some of the above;
  Mupen64Plus and the no longer actively developed original Mupen64 for the Nintendo 64;
  PCSX-Reloaded, pSX and the Linux port of ePSXe for the PlayStation;
  Neko Project for the NEC PC-9801;
  PCSX2 for the PlayStation 2;
  PPSSPP for the PlayStation Portable;
  ScummVM for LucasArts and various other adventure games;
  SheepShaver for the PowerPC Macintosh;
  Snes9x, higan and ZSNES for the Super NES;
  Stella for the Atari 2600;
  UAE for the Amiga;
  VICE for the Commodore 64, 128, VIC-20, Plus/4 and PET;