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Emulators

Monday, April 3, 2023

by Lawrence Folland

IBM_PC

IBM PC Emulator

IBM PC emulator for browsers

Experience what it is like to be programming on IBM PC back in the past! Browser-friendly, no download required. Enjoy!

oregon

The Oregon Trail

The Oregon Trail

A famous text-based game on the Macintosh. The game is set in 19th century. Your goal as a leader of wagon party is to arrive at the Oregon's Willamette Valley

commodore64

Commodore 64 simulators

Commodore 64 simulators

The Commodore 64 i an 8-bit home computer released in January 1982. highest-selling single computer model of all time! Experience the software of Commodore in Internet Archive.

appleemulator

Apple ][ Emulator

Apple ][ Emulator

Experience the power of Apple ][! You may write a program in BASIC or play famous arcade game, Donkey Kong. To run, click the file folder icon beside Disk 1, choose the program you want, and click the "Reset" key.

altair8800

MITS Altair 8800 Simulator

MITS Altair 8800 Simulator

Altair 8800 is a microcomputer designed in 1974. Early computers did not have graphical display or keyboard. How did they program, then? Using switches. Feel how it was like to be a computist back in the 70s.

Calculator

Calculator Emulators

Calculator Emulators

Internet Archive presents emulators of old calculators, providing reference to how they worked and what the often unique interfaces would consist of.

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