Classic Mac OS in a browser tab, gadgets styled after old Macs, original game code ported rather than remade, a current browser for Macs Apple left behind. Each keeps an old machine, or its look and feel, in use.
The full 1996 dial-up experience: the handshake, the wait, someone picking up the phone
→ 56k.rip
A Game Boy emulator that plays at about 30 fps on a 1.54-inch e-paper screen
→ github.com
Learn programming by building whole games on a C64, Spectrum, NES or Amiga
→ code198x.com
The 1996 shareware episode, in a browser, in Rust with no unsafe code
→ quake-srp.pages.dev
Build your own dial-up internet provider for a vintage Mac
→ osxdaily.com
The full 1996 Quake, running in any modern browser
→ q1.pieter.com
1,700+ pre-installed operating systems in one runnable VM
→ virtualosmuseum.org
A Markdown editor built to run on classic 68k Macintosh computers, not a modern one
→ github.com
The 1991 banana-lobbing artillery game, faithfully remade in the browser
→ gameswithtony.com
A browser-based Apple II and IIgs emulator with 1,631 playable titles
→ virtualapple.org
Classic Mac OS, running live in your browser
→ infinitemac.org
A candy-colored iMac G3 clock that teaches computing history
→ raycue.com
Meticulous hand-drawn maps for classic NES games
→ handdrawngameguides.com
A shoebox-size turntable built only for 4-inch records
→ gearpatrol.com
A native player that resurrects Lunatic Fringe on modern Macs
→ morphing.cloud
A Bluetooth cassette player wrapped in Dark Side of the Moon artwork
→ wearerewind.com
Flying Toasters, running the original 68k code
→ morphing.cloud
514,752 tiny pictures people chose to be
→ buddyiconarchive.com
Thirty dollars of parts, and your old Mac gets a fingerprint button
→ anildash.com