Founded on November 9, 1996 |
| Name | Links | Last Updated | OS | Description |
| Echo | 10/02/99 | DOS | This is a new Atari ST emu. Currently it runs Oids, and a few other games. It was originally named, you guessed it, Oidemu! There are still many things not emulated yet, but if you want to play Oids, then this is the emulator fo r you!. | |
| FAST | 06/23/01 | DOS | FAST just isn't a catchy name...this ST/STf/Mega ST/STe/Mega STe and Amiga 500/500+/600/1000/2000/3000 emulator is written in pure 486 protected-mode assembly. FAST also has reached ST emulation firsts: Emulation of the HD6301V1P at hardware level and redirection of the floppy disk controller to the PC hardware floppy disk controller. Basically, it does everything, it does it well, it does it fast, and it does it accurately. Definitely worth the download. | |
| Gemulator 2000 | v8.03 | 04/20/01 | Win9x | Gemulator was the first Atari ST emulator, created over 8 years ago. Although it used to be commercially sold, the new versions of Gemulator are all being released as freeware. Gemulator 2000 (the latest incantation of Gemulator) is one of the most complete Atari ST emulators there is. Supporting the Atari 400/800, the 800XL, the 130XE, Atari ST, Mega ST, STE and even the Macintosh Classic with full sound, you won't need to look around for a more complete emulator. |
| Gemulator Classic | 04/28/98 | DOS | A Freeware release of the popular Gemulator, this is a very confusing emulator to use. The documentation that is included isn't very helpful, and no tech support is given. This emulator really isn't worth the download time. It requires an image of the TOS OS, which you can download from Zophar's Domain. | |
| PaCifiST | v0.48 | 01/25/98 10/18/01 06/07/98 |
DOS |
PaCifiST is one of the best Atari ST emulators available. It's quite fast, as
the CPU routines are done in assembly. It emulates the Atari ST's sound chip, keyboard, disk
drives, the 68000 cpu, and all the rest. It also has an option to enable music through MIDI. In
order to use this emulator, you need a copy of one of the versions of the Atari ST OS, TOS. You
can download version 2.06 of the OS from Zophar's Domain. Version 0.49b requires 0.48 to allready be installed. It is an update patch. |
| SainT | v1.85 | 11/23/04 | Win9x | Nice Atari ST emu for Windows...it has STFM/sync scrolling support, STE DAC support, raster/split raster effects, low/medium resolution, all YM2149 sound effects, WD1772 floppy/sound (the first to have sound support), ST and MSA disk image formats and it supports just about every version of Windows. Definitely worth a download. |
| Steem Engine | v3.2 | 10/20/04 | Windows |
Steem Engine is another fine AtariST emulator. Download it and try it...now. These are the TOS files needed to run Steem Engine/XSteem. Note that one is for the United States, and the other is for the United Kingdom. They contain versions 1.02 and 2.06 for compatibility. |
| STew | v1.0 | 10/13/00 | Win9x | STew is an Atari ST emulator for your PC based on the freely available WinSTon source code released by Paul Bates. |
| STonX | v0.42b | 01/26/98 | DOS | STonX is another great Atari ST emulator. It has sound emulation, and since it's written in C, it has been ported to many different OS's. It requires a copy of the Atari ST OS, TOS, which you can download from the link above in the PaCifiST Download section of the table. Run stonx2.exe for the version of TOS that is on Zophar's Domain. |
| TOSBOX | v1.10a | 09/26/00 | DOS | This emulator's CPU core was coded in assembly, and is faster than an actual ST on a P75. It has limited sound emulation, however, and is missing other key features that emulators like STonX and PaCifiST have. It also requires an image of the TOS OS. |
| WinSTon |
v0.5 Source v0.5 |
09/23/00 | Windows | This Windows 9x Atari ST emulator is pretty good, as it runs most Atari ST images, and does have sound support. However, it is a little slower than the other Atari ST emulators available. Also, it will only run with the TOS 1.00 OS image, which is available from Zophar's Domain. It must be named tos100.img. If you like Windows emulators, you might want to give this one a try. |
