🤓🕹💾 This hobby project contains software implementations of old microprocessors and complete computer systems. I'm very interested in retrocomputing and this is how I learn about the inner workings of these old, classic and amazing computers and game consoles.

The fresher build on the net :D

Simple Console 6502/C64 Emulator written in C++ for Portability (ported from simple-emu-c64) ***AND see branches for embedded, LCD versions

Commodore 64 type-in programs from sources like Compute! and Compute!'s Gazette

Terminal 6502 Emulator with Commodore 64, 128, Vic-20, PET 2001, and TED: C16, Plus/4

C64 Emulator on an ESP32-S3 with Android keyboard (BLE)

A Commodore 64 emulator written in C#

A C++ framework to create classic computer emulators. Commodore 64, VIC20, C264 series and ZX81 implementations already provided

6502 CPU emulator in .NET

A Commodore 64 emulator implemented in Java.

.NET implementation of bridge for VICE binary monitor

Just my WinVice personal build

MOS6502 and C64 Emulators written in Rust

This is a C64 Emulator written in C++ using Qt6 as part of a practical course at the Karlsruher Institut für Technologie.

A Commodore 64 emulator in JavaScript

Adds Bluetooth Low Energy to a legacy digital joystick such as the Competition Pro 5000

A 6502 assembly kernel for Jupyter Notebooks

TypeScript(/JavaScript) implementation of simple Commodore 64 Emulation

C64 emulation written in Kotlin