Xe

Xe is a fantastic emulator that brings many old game systems back to life. As a multi-system emulator, Xe runs on both Windows and Linux seamlessly. One of the main highlights of Xe is that it supports an extensive list of console and handheld video game systems from the past.

What sets Xe apart is that it is an original emulator written from scratch by a single person. It is not a collection or port of other emulators. Currently, Xe supports SG-1000, Famicom & Famicom Disk System / NES, Mark III / Master System, PC Engine & PC Engine CD-ROM2 / Turbo Grafx 16 & Turbo Grafx CD, Mega Drive & Mega CD / Genesis & Sega CD, Super Famicom / SNES, Neo Geo, Neo Geo CD, CPS Changer, FM Towns Marty, Game Boy & Game Boy Color, Game Gear, Neo Geo Pocket & Neo Geo Pocket Color, Wonder Swan & Wonder Swan Color.

To install Xe, there are two easy methods to choose from:

Simple Install - Follow these three steps to install Xe to the system directory:

Step 1 - Login as root
Step 2 - 'make' to link the software
Step 3 - 'make install' to install Xe to the system directory

Manual Install - There are three possible installation methods to choose from:

1. Install to system directory:
- Login as root
- 'make' to link the software
- 'mkdir /usr/local/lib/xe' to create system directory
- 'mv xe rc modules manual.html /usr/local/lib/xe' to move files to system directory
- 'ln -sf /usr/local/lib/xe/xe /usr/local/bin/xe' to link binary into the system path

2. Install to user directory:
- 'make' to link the software
- 'mkdir ~/.xe' to create local directory
- 'mv xe rc modules manual.html ~/.xe' to move file to local directory
- link or move ~/.xe/xe' to your local bin directory.

Overall, Xe is an excellent emulator that is easy to install and use. With its wide range of supported systems, it's a must-have for any retro gaming enthusiast.