Supported systems and games
146 systems in one console.
Home consoles, handhelds, computers and arcade boards, from Pong to the Wii, plus games that run by themselves. Recalbox comes with the emulators: you play your own games, from your own cartridges, discs and dumps. No game and no BIOS is supplied.
- systems
- 146
- ports and game engines
- 32
42 of 178 systems
Computers 42
Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC, MSX, DOS… the home computers and their games.
Acorn ArchimedesAcorn · 1987
Acorn BBC MicroAcorn · 1981, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Amiga AGACommodore · 1992, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Amiga ECS/OCSCommodore · 1992, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
AmstradCPCAmstrad · 1984, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Apple IIApple · 1977, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Apple IIGSApple · 1986, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Apple MacintoshApple · 1984Not on Raspberry Pi Zero 2, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Atari 8bitsAtari · 1979, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Atari STAtari · 1985, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Commodore 64Commodore · 1982, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Commodore VIC-20Commodore · 1980, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Dos (x86)IBM · 1981, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Dragon 32/64Dragon Data · 1982, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Elektronika BKElektronika · 1984, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)- Enterprise 64/128Enterprise Computers · 1985
Exelvision EXL 100Exelvision · 1984, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Fujitsu FM TownsFujitsu · 1989Not on Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi Zero 2- Fujitsu FM-7Fujitsu · 1982
Matra Hachette AliceMatra Hachette · 1983
MGT SAM CoupéMGT · 1989, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
MSX1Microsoft · 1983, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
MSX2Microsoft · 1985, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
MSXturboRMicrosoft · 1990, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
NEC PC-6001NEC · 1981
NEC PC-88NEC · 1981, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
NEC PC-98NEC · 1982, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Oric/AtmosTangerine · 1984, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Philips P2000TPhilips · 1980, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Philips VG 5000Philips · 1984, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Sharp MZSharp · 1978
Sharp X1Sharp · 1982, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Sharp X68000Sharp · 1987, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Sord M5Sord Computer Corporation · 1982
Spectravideo1983, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Texas Instrument TI-99/4ATexas Instruments · 1981, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Thomson1982, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Tomy PyūtaTomy · 1982
TRS-80 Color ComputerTandy · 1980, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Windows GamesMicrosoft · 1995Only on PC
ZX81Sinclair · 1981, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
ZXSpectrumSinclair · 1982, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Your games, your dumps
Recalbox is free and open source and sells no game. Put the games you own on the SD card, a USB key or the network share, and they appear under their system.
