We begin with how to emulate old Apple hardware such as the Apple II and Macintosh Plus. We then delve into emulating ancient PCs, classic consoles, arcade games, and a few much-loved home computers.

We recently came across VirtualApple.org, an astounding site that catalogs retro games that were once commercially available on Apple computers. But it doesn't end there. By way of clever coding ...

Game Platform GOG no longer goes by the name Good Old Games, since GOG now offers new titles as well. But GOG hasn’t exactly given up on its roots. Today the company announced the GOG ...

When Apple dropped support for 32-bit apps in iOS, many people could never again play some older games that they loved. Projects like Hikari’s allow us to revisit these games.

While old Apple hardware is mostly long-gone, there are ways to run some of your antique software on your current Mac. Here's how to get started emulating old Apple computers on your new machine.

Apple has approved UTM SE, a PC emulator for iPhone and iPad that lets you emulate old versions of Windows, ... UTM SE is a PC emulator that allows you to run classic software and old-school games.

The headline item of the 1.5.4 patch is, I guess, that the new version has tweaked its gamepad support to better make use of your controller in this PC game from 1996.

After initially rejecting it, Apple has approved the first PC emulator for iOS. UTM SE can ‘run classic software and old-school games’ for Windows, Mac OS 9, and Linux on your iPhone.

The truism that Macs can't play real PC games could be on the verge of changing thanks to the new Game Porting Toolkit in macOS Sonoma that lets developers easily port over DirectX 12-compatible ...

Old Man's Journey was already available in the App Store for $5, but Apple Arcade subscribers can play today for no extra charge. See at Apple Arcade The game begins with the old man receiving a ...