The Microtan 65 was based on the MOS 6502 and was introduced by Tangerine, who would later go on to create the Oric-1 and Oric Atmos computers.
The best standalone emulator for the Microtan 65 was created by Geoff Macdonald, and is available for Windows. Although written twenty years ago, it runs fine on Windows 10.
No standalone Mac OS emulators for the Microtan 65 seem to exist.
The best standalone emulator for the Microtan 65 was created by Geoff Macdonald, and is available for Windows. Although written twenty years ago, it runs fine on Windows 10.
No standalone Mac OS emulators for the Microtan 65 seem to exist.
| Platform | Emulator | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Windows / Mac OS / Linux | MAME/MESS | Good Support. Setname: microtan |
| Windows | Tangerine Microtan 65 Emulator | by Geoff Macdonald |
| Java | Microtan Java Emulator | - |
| Retroarch | lr-mess | Presumed Possible. Not yet tested. |
| RetroPie | lr-mess | Presumed Possible. Not yet tested. |
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