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BizHawk Git (2025/12/14) is a multi-system emulator developed in C#, featuring user-friendly options like full screen and joypad support, alongside advanced rerecording and debugging tools. It supports a wide range of platforms, including Apple II, Atari, Commodore, Nintendo, Sega, and more. Recent changes include rebuilding melonDS and adjustments for safer coding practices. The emulator is continuously updated, with additional systems expected to be supported in the future. Download and more information are available through the provided source link.
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BizHawk Git (2025/12/14) has been compiled. BizHawk is a multi-system emulator developed in C#. It offers excellent features for casual gamers, including full-screen mode, joypad support, and comprehensive rerecording and debugging tools for all system cores.
Supported Systems by BizHawk
Apple II
Arcade machines
Atari
Video Computer System / 2600
7800
Jaguar + CD
Lynx
Bandai WonderSwan + Color
Commodore
Amiga
Commodore 64
ColecoVision by Coleco Industries
Fairchild Channel F
GCE Vectrex
Magnavox Odyssey² / Videopac G7000
Mattel Intellivision
MSX
NEC
PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16 + SuperGrafx + CD
PC-FX
Neo Geo Pocket + Color
Nintendo
3DS
DS + DSi
Famicom / Nintendo Entertainment System + FDS
Game Boy + Color
Game Boy Advance
Nintendo 64 + N64DD
Super Famicom / Super Nintendo Entertainment System + SGB + Satellaview
Virtual Boy
Sega
Game Gear
Genesis + 32X + CD
Master System
Saturn
SG-1000
Sinclair ZX Spectrum
Sony Playstation (PSX)
Texas Instruments TI-83
TIC-80
Uzebox
more updates are on the way..?
BizHawk Git Changelog:
* Successfully rebuilt melonDS
* Reversed a previous change (uncertain of its correctness), addressed this more cautiously
* Fixed issue #4572
