P
Machines, operating systems and chips beginning with P.
Emulators
| Emulator | What it emulates | Type |
|---|---|---|
| PC88Win | Windows emulator of the NEC PC-8801 series of 8-bit Japanese computers. | downloadable |
| PC99 | Commercial DOS-based TI-99/4A hardware emulator from CaDD Electronics shipping legally licensed TI ROMs. | downloadable |
| PCE / PCE.js | Hampa Hug's emulator collection covering the early compact Macintosh line and the IBM PC 5150, also runnable in the browser via PCE.js. | both |
| PCSX-Redux | Modern open-source PlayStation emulator and debugger derived from the PCSX lineage, aimed at developers. | downloadable |
| PCSX-Reloaded | Open-source cross-platform continuation of the PCSX PlayStation emulator, also known as PCSX-R. | downloadable |
| PCSX2 | The leading open-source Sony PlayStation 2 emulator for desktop computers. | downloadable |
| PCW Joyce | The Amstrad PCW (Joyce), a Z80 CP/M computer, that boots to the A> console prompt directly in a web browser. | online |
| PCem | A low-level emulator of vintage IBM PC compatibles that recreates specific historical machines and hardware. | downloadable |
| PCjs | A browser-based collection of classic machine emulators including cycle-accurate IBM PC models. | online |
| PDP-11 | Pure-JavaScript DEC PDP-11/70 emulator that boots RT-11 and Unix from disk images in the browser, with a full in-page debugger. | online |
| PDP-8 | A faithful, in-browser DEC PDP-8 minicomputer with an ASR-33 console teletype and a live debugger. | online |
| PET 2001 Emulator (masswerk) | Online Commodore PET 2001 emulator with CRT, keyboard, tape and disk support plus a built-in assembler. | online |
| PICO-8 | Lexaloffle's Lua-based fantasy console with built-in editors and cartridge sharing. | both |
| PICO-8 Education Edition | Free browser edition of the PICO-8 fantasy console for education. | online |
| PICOLOVE | Open reimplementation of the PICO-8 runtime API on the LOVE framework. | downloadable |
| PPSSPP | The leading open-source Sony PSP emulator, running on desktop, mobile and the web. | both |
| PUAE | Portable UAE-based Amiga emulator for Unix-like systems, also used as a libretro core. | downloadable |
| Pac-Man | The original 1980 Namco Pac-Man arcade machine, running in the browser with an in-frame Zilog Z80 debugger. | online |
| Palm Pilot | Cloudpilot is a modern WebAssembly PalmOS emulator for the Motorola DragonBall Palm handhelds, playable in the browser here with a live 68000 debugger. | online |
| ParaLLEl N64 | Mupen64Plus-derived N64 emulator core featuring the ParaLLEl low-level RDP/RSP. | downloadable |
| Parallels Desktop | Run Windows, Linux and other modern systems in a VM on a Mac. | downloadable |
| PearPC | PowerPC platform emulator that runs pre-Intel Mac OS X, Darwin and Linux on x86 hardware. | downloadable |
| Peter Higginson's LMC Simulator | A widely used browser-based Little Man Computer simulator with an interactive visual CPU, memory grid and assembler. | online |
| PicoDrive | Fast Sega 8/16-bit and 32X emulator by notaz, optimized for ARM handhelds. | downloadable |
| Piet Interpreter | An authored, in-browser Piet interpreter that runs a colour-block program image, with a live stack, output and a single-stepping debugger. | online |
| Play! | Portable open-source PlayStation 2 emulator that also runs in a web browser. | both |
| PlayStation | Sony PlayStation (R3000A) — a from-scratch MIPS R3000A interpreter running homebrew MIPS demos in the browser, with a full CPU debugger. | online |
| Plus/4 | In-browser Commodore Plus/4 emulator that boots to BASIC 3.5, with a built-in 8501 debugger. | online |
| Pokémon Mini | The PokeMini emulator for the Nintendo Pokémon Mini, compiled to WebAssembly to run in the browser. | online |
| Power64 | Commodore 64 emulator for the Macintosh with disk, tape and joystick support and a built-in debugger. | downloadable |
| Pravetz 82 | In-browser Pravetz 82 emulator (Bulgarian Apple II clone) that boots to the Cyrillic BASIC prompt, with a built-in 6502 debugger. | online |
| Previous | NeXT Computer emulator that boots NeXTSTEP on emulated NeXTcube and NeXTstation hardware. | downloadable |
| Project Tempest | Early closed-source Atari Jaguar emulator for Windows. | downloadable |
| Project64 | Long-standing and popular Nintendo 64 emulator for Windows with a plugin architecture. | downloadable |
| Provenance | iOS and tvOS multi-system emulator front end supporting 38+ classic systems. | downloadable |
| Psion EPOC ER5 Emulator (WINS) | Windows WINS emulator from the Psion/Symbian ER5 SDK for running EPOC Release 5 Series 5mx software. | downloadable |
| Psion Organiser II LZ64 | Online Psion Organiser II LZ64 emulator: the four-line, 64 KB Organiser booting its authentic HD6303 OS ROM in the browser, with a full debugger. | online |
| Psion SIBO/EPOC16 Emulator | PC emulator from the Psion SIBO C SDK for developing and running EPOC16 software for the Series 3 family. | downloadable |
| Psion Series 3 | In-browser original Psion Series 3 (1991, SIBO / EPOC16) emulator: PCjs's pure-JS x86 core reused as the NEC V30, wired to a from-scratch ASIC1+ASIC2 machine, booting the authentic EPOC16 v1.91F ROM to the 240x80 System desktop, plus a full built-in debugger. | online |
| Psion Series 3a | In-browser Psion Series 3a (SIBO / EPOC16) emulator: PCjs's pure-JS x86 core reused as the NEC V30, wired to a from-scratch ASIC9 machine, booting the authentic EPOC16 system ROM, plus a full built-in debugger. | online |
| Psion Series 3c | In-browser Psion Series 3c (SIBO / EPOC16) emulator: PCjs's pure-JS x86 core reused as the NEC V30MX, wired to the shared from-scratch ASIC9 machine, booting the authentic EPOC16 v5.20F "Oak" system ROM, plus a full built-in debugger. | online |
| Psion Series 3mx | In-browser Psion Series 3mx (SIBO / EPOC16) emulator: PCjs's pure-JS x86 core reused as the NEC V30MX (27.68 MHz), wired to the shared from-scratch ASIC9 machine, booting the authentic EPOC16 v6.16F "Maple" system ROM, plus a full built-in debugger. | online |
| Psiora | Open-source cross-platform emulator of the Psion Organiser II handheld, including datapaks and rampaks. | downloadable |
| Punch-Out!! | The original 1984 Nintendo Punch-Out!! two-monitor boxing arcade machine, running in the browser with an in-frame Zilog Z80 debugger. | online |
| pSX | Closed-source, plugin-free PlayStation emulator noted for its ease of use and built-in debugger. | downloadable |
| puNES | Qt-based cycle-accurate NES/Famicom emulator and NSF music player. | downloadable |
| px68k | Portable open-source Sharp X68000 emulator by Hissorii with a libretro core. | both |