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Vita3K is an open source PS Vita emulator in C++, with nightly builds on four platforms
Vita3K is an open source PS Vita emulator written in C++, shipping nightly builds for Windows, Linux, macOS and Android. More than half the tested titles are marked playable.
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Dolphin: one open-source emulator for two Nintendo consoles, up to 1080p
An open-source emulator for GameCube and Wii that runs those games on a computer in full HD 1080p, works with ordinary PC controllers and supports netplay. The current build is 2609a.
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Steam: a PC game platform holding 30,000 titles and a workshop in one free client
Steam is Valve's PC game publishing and community platform: the store is officially described as carrying around thirty thousand titles, while community, workshop, streaming and chat all live inside the same free client.
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DuckStation: old console games that look presentable again
The first PlayStation left behind a catalogue nobody can count. Connecting the original hardware to a modern television does not do it justice. DuckStation rebuilds the presentation: resolution scaling, texture filtering, geometry correction and widescreen patches.
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GeForce NOW: stream the games you already own, starting on the free tier
GeForce NOW is NVIDIA's cloud streaming service: games run on RTX 5080 class servers, your Steam and Epic libraries stay yours, and a free tier opens with one hour sessions.
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PPSSPP: a free PSP emulator that runs on phones as well as computers
A free and open-source emulator for the PlayStation Portable, with resolution scaling far beyond the original hardware, save states at any moment, and official builds for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. Maintained continuously since 2012.
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