Nintengo

6.7easy start · #7 of 26
in NES Emulators

Runs on Linux, Mac, Web, Windows.

Nintengo is ranked #7 of 26 in NES emulators on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, macOS, Web, Windows.

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Purpose: Nintengo is an NES emulator written in Go.
ROM formats: It runs .nes files and .nes files inside ZIP archives.
Desktop build: The README documents builds for Mac OS X, Linux, and Windows using Azul3D and Go.
WebAssembly: WebAssembly support requires Go 1.11 or higher and runs in a browser after building nintengo.wasm.
Save support: Battery-backed saves use .sav files and save states use .nst files.
Region modes: The emulator supports NTSC and PAL system regions.
Recording: It supports JPEG screenshots, GIF recording, and WAV audio recording options.
Debugging: Command-line options include CPU instruction decoding, CPU profiling, memory profiling, and an HTTP service address.
Audio status: Audio support is a work in progress, with all audio channels working in some capacity.
Mapper support: The listed supported mappers are NROM, MMC1, UNROM, CNROM, MMC3, ANROM, and MMC2.
License: The repository is published under the GPL-2.0 license.
Security: The project page does not state security or compliance certifications.
Integrations: The project page does not list third-party integrations.
Web support: The project supports WebAssembly and can run in a browser using a local web server.

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