Editorial policy
What gets published
Each page answers one question: how to download, how to install on one system, whether one game boots, which fork to read, or what one error string means. I do not merge those into a single “ultimate guide,” and I do not add a page just to catch a spelling variant.
Versions, file sizes, star counts and member counts are read from a public page on a named day. A figure with one source is labeled as one source. Two sources that disagree both stay. A cell with no source stays empty. I do not estimate a frame rate, a price, or a file hash. The emulator is free. Keys, firmware and games are not hosted here.
The note at the bottom of a page is where I say what judgment I made. The boundary of that judgment is one sentence that starts with Limitation. Corrections go to [email protected]. When a release moves, the modified date on the page moves with it.
Questions
Do you test inside the emulator?
The pages are built from public notes, release text, issues and community compilations. The limitation line says that boundary once.
Can you be paid to rank a fork?
No. Fork rows cite the repository or say the link is missing. There is no paid placement.
Sources
Links from the same publisher count as one source; a community compilation counts as one source even when it contains many reports.
| Source | Status | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Eglantine releases | Public page · 1 source | 2026-11-07 |
| Which Forks | Public page · 1 source | 2026-11-07 |