Basilisk II is a 68040 (early 1990's Macintosh) emulator.  It features sound, color graphics, networking, serial port emulation and much more.  It runs all colored games and software from the 68K Macintosh era.  Earlier BII...

Here is a minitel emulator for macs. Minitel is a videotext system that is very popular here in France, but is probably less well known elsewhere. This emulator is a US (English) version and says "distribute freely." Richard...

This is the first version of MacPC (version 1.0), which is derived from SoftWindows for Performa. MacPC is designed specifically for any 680x0 processor or PowerPC processor Macintosh. It delivers up to entry level 386 performance on...

C64 is possibly the first Commodore 64 emulator for the Macintosh. This early version, while capable of running many programs, was focussed more on speed than on compatibility. Both the 68K and PPC versions are included, along with the C source code.

vMac (not to be confused with Mini vMac) is a free software emulator that emulates the Apple Macintosh Plus. That means that vMac does not cost anything, and does not use any hardware. A lot of the Macintosh Plus' functionality is already...

A GUI for the Mupen64Plus 2.0 N64 emulator. It is recommended to use if you're on OS X 10.5 or later. You will see some window pop ups on input errors, but you will have to deal with it. Otherwise, you will enjoy this more than the command line...

This is a demonstration version of the Twelve-C™ Financial Desk Acessory. It emulates an HP-12C, a programmable financial calculator.

The program Edge™ Dive Computer Simulator is a simulator for the Edge Dive Computer. The program simulates diving with the Edge for both no-decompression and decompression situations. The program uses the same decompression algorithms and...

Arnold features emulation for the five different models of Amstrad CPC - namely the CPC464, CPC664, CPC6128, 464 Plus, and 6128 Plus. It can also emulate the KC Compact, a bootleg of the CPC. Arnold features extremely precise emulation, allowing...

Mupen64 is a Nintendo 64 emulator that has been ported to the Mac.

AtariVD Editor is a disk image editor for images used by 8-bit Atari computer emulators.

The Magic Cap Simulator is an emulator of the Magic Cap operating system, which was used on various PDAs, such as the Sony Magic Link and Motorola Envoy. It allowed developers to test their software on the Macintosh. It is known to have...

PCx was an IBM PC emulator. It only supported VGA video and lacked sound emulation. This archive includes versions 1.0a4 and 1.1b5.

Sim6502 is an Apple I emulator.

Virtual Coco is a TRS-80 Color Computer emulator for the Macintosh. It supports most video modes, sound effects, and has preliminary printer support. It also has a non-modal debugger

X68000 is an emulator for the Sharp X68000 series of computers that were released in Japan.

This application is a simulator of the 6811, an 8-bit microcontroller by Motorola, and has been ported from a MS-DOS version by Ted Dunning.    The core of the simulator remained almost the same (and with small effort it would be...

As the picture on the cover of the original manual might indicate, SoftAT needs some serious horsepower such as higher clock 68030 Macs. Basilisk emulation also works great. Keen in mind, this comes with MSDOS 3.3 so you may want to grab v5 or 6...

The earlier version of this DOS emulator that can run Windows 3.1 programs was known for being as slow as molasses, despite its faithful emulation of a complex operating system... Insignia Solutions has now tackled the speed problem with version...