Jnes

It is hard to tell whether or not Jnes will see newer versions. The latest versions came out in the late 2010s, as well as a few updates to enhance the emulator – no recent news or updates though. Jnes has been created to emulate the classic eight bit Nintendo Entertainment System – NES. It brings in a better experience with its new interface, while its popularity has led to its translation in about 20 different languages. The emulator runs on most versions of Windows, but it has also been redesigned for Android devices – in other words, you can bring back NES games on your mobile device.

Whether you are trying to save the game for further uses or you want to record something for your buddies, the emulator will let you do anything you want. In terms of compatibility, the emulator supports most American and European games, yet some Asian games can also be supported.