RETRO COMPUTING

Vintage

A collection of emulators of the vintage computers that made the history of computing. Boot them directly in your browser, load an old floppy image or a BASIC program, and enjoy the sound of dot-matrix printers and 8-bit music.

Commodore 64 (1982)

The 8-bit legend. BASIC prompt, floppy library, iconic games.

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ZX Spectrum 48K (1982)

The rubber keyboard that started thousands of coders.

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MS-DOS / DOSBox (1994)

C:\> prompt, DOS games, EDIT.COM, Norton Commander.

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Amiga 500 (1987)

Workbench 1.3, Deluxe Paint and demoscene classics.

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Apple II (1977)

The machine that made the personal computer a real thing.

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Windows 3.1 (1992)

File Manager, Program Manager, Solitaire, Minesweeper.

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Mac SE/30 (1989)

The classic 68030 Mac: hub of every Mac OS from System 1 to Mac OS 9.

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Amstrad CPC 464 (1984)

All-in-one: keyboard + tape + monitor. Iconic in Europe.

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Atari 2600 (1977)

Not a computer but the console that started it all: Pong, Pitfall.

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How the emulators work

All the emulators listed here run directly in your browser via WebAssembly / JavaScript ports of the original CPU cores (6502, Z80, 68000, 8086). No installation needed, no plugin. The ROMs used are BIOS/kernel images legally distributable or reverse-engineered clones; original games/software must be uploaded by the user from their own archives.