Visual Boy Advance or VBA, is an Open Source Emulator for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, Game Boy, and Game Boy Color handheld game systems. Visual Boy Advance was created by Forgotten, and is currently maintained by Sébastien Guignot. Visual Boy Advance supports the emulation of .GBA, .GBC, and .SGB ROMs.
Gens is a SEGA Genesis Emulator created by Stéphane Dallongeville. Gens enables a user to run Sega Genesis ROMs from a Windows Based Operating System. A zipped Portable version is available from the authors site, that allows you to store and run the Gens Game Emulator from a USB drive.
MAME – Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator is a Free Arcade Game Emulator created by Nicola Salmoria. It can be used to play old arcade games via ROMS on your modern computer. MAME can currently emulate thousands of classic arcade video games. Free Games can be found in the FREE MAME ROMS section of the Authors Site.
DOSBox is a portable DOS emulator or Portable DOSBox that can be used to run many old DOS games or applications that cannot be run on a modern Windows Operating System. It is great to use for those old DOS software applications or games you may have sitting around collecting dust. This portable DOS Emulator requires roughly 3.6MB for complete installation.
Jnes is an old school (NES) Nintendo Entertainment System Emulator that can be run from a portable device such as a USB flash drive. Jnes also includes an advanced database of “Pro Action Replay” and “Game Genie” cheat codes. Best of all it supports Kaillera netplay so you can play with or against your friends across the network. This Portable Entertainment System Emulator requires roughly 700KB for installation.
