Emulation Platforms & Console Hubs
Select a retro console generation below to view its specific hardware bottlenecks, best emulator configurations for Android, Linux, and iOS, and all community-verified 60 FPS benchmark games.
Sony PlayStation 2
The best-selling home console of all time with a library of over 4,000 games. PS2 emulation requires high single-core CPU IPC to emulate the Emotion Engine and Vector Units (VU0/VU1) alongside dual-core Graphic Synthesizer rasterization.
Nintendo GameCube
Home to timeless masterpieces like The Wind Waker, Super Smash Bros. Melee, and Metroid Prime. Emulated with exceptional precision and high optimization through Dolphin.
Nintendo Switch
Modern hybrid console requiring desktop-class ARM-to-ARM CPU translation, 8GB+ of unified RAM, and high-performance Mesa Turnip GPU driver support.
Nintendo 3DS
Dual-screen handheld requiring stereoscopic rendering emulation and touchscreen input mapping. Benefits immensely from high-resolution upscaling and widescreen hacks.
Sony PlayStation Portable
One of the most mature and optimized emulation scenes in history. PPSSPP runs at 60 FPS on practically every modern handheld from $45 budget pocket consoles to flagship devices.
Nintendo 64
Pioneering 3D polygon console powered by the Silicon Graphics Reality Coprocessor. Modern microcode emulation achieves rock-solid 60 FPS on nearly every handheld.
Nintendo Game Boy Advance
Beloved 32-bit portable powerhouse with a 3:2 aspect ratio display. Runs perfectly at 60 FPS on every handheld with multi-day battery life.