Emulators have always been popular on Android and Windows, allowing users to replicate the workings of another system to test software or play retro games. With Apple's change of hearts regarding game ...

With console emulators, you can enjoy a variety of console games, from classic to modern systems, without needing the game console. There are various console emulators for the Mac, each tailored to ...

RetroArch stands out as a multi-system platform that integrates various emulators into a single, user-friendly interface. This Universal binary works seamlessly on both Apple Silicon and Intel Mac ...

The free and open source Wine utility that makes it possible to run some Windows applications on Linux and Mac computers is not an emulator, but rather a compatibility layer. The name is actually an ...

The first PC emulator for iOS is now available on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Vision Pro. Free app UTM SE allows you to run “classic software and old-school games.” Apple first rejected the ...

Yes. Ryujinx is an open-source emulator, available not just for macOS but Windows and Linux. It’s maintained by a team of less than a dozen people. You’ll want to check the official compatibility list ...

Apple's Mac line of computers has long been wildly successful, but if there's one area where they never quite caught on, it's gaming. Pinning down why gaming on Macs never exploded is not an exact ...

We’ve covered videogame emulation on Apple devices many times over the years, but today, I have a fun story from the archives about the Mac and emulation. As Chris Brandrick explains on overkill.wtf, ...

While Macs are obviously the best computers for most Apple fans, they can also be an excellent option for those who prefer to use Windows. Thanks to virtual machine software, not to mention Apple’s ...