On OS X Tiger, I also have a lot of console emulators installed. SoftPC, Virtual PC v3, SoftWindows and a bunch of others. So far, Mini vMac and Fellow (Amiga emu), No$GB (Gameboy), QB8086 (PC emu), MZemu (MZ-700/800 emu), VGB (Gameboy).Įdit: Ironically I'm often running DOS on Macs (PPC).

I'm also doing all my experiments on (a special) DOS mainly. Marathon - Runs fine, mouse also works better This is an old emulator from around 2000, and it also runs in pure DOS. Since DOS is a single task OS, it feels much more like I'm using a 'real' Mac OS So far this is my favorite 68K mac emulator simply because I can run it under pure DOS. Marathon - Runs fine, mouse also works better still sucks Warcraft - Runs full speed, but CD audio is not working Blackthorne - Does not work, same error 14 I get from Basilisk II Prince of Persia 2- Runs full speed and almost with functional music (it's a bit slow at some points, but still a little better than on Basilisk II) I used Dosbox to install the OS and copy the games, then copied the image to my retro machine. Tried running on an retro computer with MS-DOS, it's the easiest one to setup since you don't need any Mac OS installation and ROM.

The other games didn't work.Blackthorne hangs up while loading and the other games crash to DOS Prince of Persia 1 - Runs full speed and with sound It runs pretty well in general, but it was kind of a pain to set up.Įxecutor (not exactly an emulator but I had to try it): Marathon - Runs surprisingly well, but mouse twitches a lot (may be the KVM switch I use) Warcraft - Couldn't try since I was too lazy to make CD-ROM work

Prince of Persia 2 - Runs full speed, but music is slow Users/username/ROMs on Mac, or /home/username/ROMs on Linux. Prince of Persia 1 - Runs full speed with music and sound Dolphin is the one-and-only GameCube and Wii emulation software you should consider. I tried some emulators myself, here are the results:

Mac only emulator