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The King of Fighters ’97
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Most Played Emulator Games
Ranked by total plays
Fireboy & Watergirl in the Forest Temple
🔥 525
The King of Fighters ’97
🔥 460
Super Mario Bros.
🔥 370
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs
🔥 286
Angry Birds
🔥 228
King Of Fighters 2002
🔥 182
Pokémon FireRed
🔥 170
Contra
🔥 148
Age of Empires
🔥 131
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future
🔥 119Collections
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Game
"Game" is a player-made list of 2 retro games. Open any of them and it runs right in your browser — no download, with save states and gamepad support.
bkm
"bkm" is a player-made list of 1 retro games. Open any of them and it runs right in your browser — no download, with save states and gamepad support.
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合金
Knights of the round
Espadinha
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No. Every game on 8BitGo is free to play online, and you can start without signing up. Create an account and you can also save games for later and sync your recently played.
No. The emulators run right in your browser (powered by WebAssembly) — just open a game page and hit "Start game". We recommend the latest Chrome, Edge or Safari for the best performance.
Right now: PlayStation 1, Arcade, Nintendo 64, NES (Famicom), Super Nintendo (SNES), Nintendo DS, GBA, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Sega Genesis / Mega Drive, MS-DOS, WonderSwan, plus Flash and Java mobile games. More platforms are being added all the time.
Yes. Every page is built for phones and tablets, on-screen buttons appear automatically while a game is running, and Bluetooth gamepads work too. Landscape is the way to go.
Head to the "Play Local ROMs" page, choose the matching platform and drop your ROM file in. Files are read locally in your browser and are never uploaded to a server.
The emulators let you save and load at any time (save states), stored in your browser by default. Log in and you can sync them to the cloud to pick up where you left off on another device.