🕶️ The project icon 📚️ Eden is a libre, multiplatform Nintendo Switch emulator designed with performance and stability in mind. It focuses on emulation accuracy and performance—without unnecessary overkill—and supports Xbox, DualShock, and other common controllers.

🕶️ A view of its user interface (v. 0.5, on Linux, in GBA emulation) with the game “Atlantis - The Lost Empire” a platform game with cartoon graphics: the protagonist is in a submarine near steam boilers, with a ladder to his left and crystals to collect. 📚️ GSE is a libre, multiplatform emulator of Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance consoles designed for speedrunners (and can also be used for classic emulation). It also emulates Game Boy Player accessories (support for GB, GBC, and GBA games on the GameCube console) and Super Game Boy 2 (support for GB games on the SNES console). For speedrunners, it provides a constant clock frequency (~59.7275 FPS) and thus an extremely smooth frame rate, as well as a low-latency mode (at the cost of a potentially less consistent frame rate). It offers 100 save slots, drag-and-drop support (for ROMs and saves) and compressed ROMs, graphics filters, DPI-based interface scaling, configurable keyboard shortcuts with modifiers, and support for many gamepads (thanks to SDL3). It requires the original BIOS to function. A very good emulator.

🕶️ A view of its user interface (v. 0.5, on Linux, in GBA emulation) with the game “Atlantis - The Lost Empire” a platform game with cartoon graphics: the protagonist is in a submarine near steam boilers, with a ladder to his left and crystals to collect. 📚️ GSE is a libre, multiplatform emulator of Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance consoles designed for speedrunners (and can also be used for classic emulation). It also emulates Game Boy Player accessories (support for GB, GBC, and GBA games on the GameCube console) and Super Game Boy 2 (support for GB games on the SNES console). For speedrunners, it provides a constant clock frequency (~59.7275 FPS) and thus an extremely smooth frame rate, as well as a low-latency mode (at the cost of a potentially less consistent frame rate). It offers 100 save slots, drag-and-drop support (for ROMs and saves) and compressed ROMs, graphics filters, DPI-based interface scaling, configurable keyboard shortcuts with modifiers, and support for many gamepads (thanks to SDL3). It requires the original BIOS to function. A very good emulator.

🕶️ A view of the Super Mario Odyssey game, for which the Citron emulation has “Perfect” status (and a 60 FPS display). Super Mario is wearing a traditional Mexican outfit with Sombrero and is performing a song on stage with another character wearing a skull and crossbones, with a stone wall in the background with a sculpture reminiscent of a Mayan pyramid. 📚️ Citron is a libre, multi-platform Nintendo Switch emulator focusing on performance and ease of use. It supports multi-core emulation, Vulkan and OpenGL graphics, and its compatibility is constantly improving (as of January 2025, it offers 85% playability, and 60% perfect playability).

🕶️ The project icon 📚️ Azahar is a libre, multi-platform single player/multiplayer (local or online) Nintendo 3DS console emulator in development. It is the result of a merger of the Lime3DS project and the Citra fork of PabloMK7 (which have now been abandoned in favor of this project).