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
21 of 178 systems
Handhelds 21
Game Boy, Game Gear, Lynx, Neo-Geo Pocket, PSP and the rest of the pocket ones.
Bit Corp. GamateBit Corporation · 1990
Game and WatchNintendo · 1980, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Game BoyNintendo · 1989, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Game Boy AdvanceNintendo · 2001, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Game Boy ColorNintendo · 1998, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Gamepark GP32Gamepark · 2001
LynxAtari · 1989, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
MegaDuckWelback · 1993, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Neo-Geo PocketSNK · 1998, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Neo-Geo Pocket ColorSNK · 1999, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Nintendo DSNintendo · 2004Only on Raspberry Pi 5, Raspberry Pi 4, PC, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Nokia N-GageNokia · 2003Not on Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi Zero 2
Palm1996, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Pocket Challenge v2Benesse · 2000, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Pokémon MiniNintendo · 2001, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Sega Game GearSega · 1990, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Sony Playstation PortableSony · 2004, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
Tiger Game.comTiger Electronics · 1997
Watara SupervisionWatara · 1992, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
WonderSwanBandai · 1999, its page in the documentation (opens a new tab)
WonderSwan ColorBandai · 2000, 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.
