Retro World — Play Classic Games in Your Browser

The Big Three

Don't stop playing · Don't touch the chow · Don't down the juice

Nintendo

From the gray box that saved video games to a handheld in your pocket — Nintendo wrote the rulebook on fun.

PlayStation

Sony's gray slab turned the living room into a movie theater. Discs, memory cards, and that legendary boot-up chime.

Sega

"Sega does what Nintendon't." Blast processing, attitude, and a blue hedgehog who would not slow down.

Your Choice

"A man chooses; a slave obeys." — Andrew Ryan, BioShock

Nintendo 64

Blow First!

SNES

Retro Legend

PlayStation

No Fingerprints please

Arcade

Don't forget your tokens

GameBoy Advance

Better than the last

Nintendo DS

Two screens for the price of one

Featured Games

A handful of legends. Bring the ROM, we'll handle the rest.

N64

Super Mario 64

1996 · Platformer

The game that taught polygons how to jump. Still the gold standard for 3D platforming.

Launch N64

N64

GoldenEye 007

1997 · FPS / Multiplayer

Four controllers, one screen, zero friendships left intact. The dorm-room king.

Launch N64

SNES

Chrono Trigger

1995 · JRPG

Squaresoft's dream team made a time-travel epic that's never been topped. Period.

Launch SNES

SNES

A Link to the Past

1991 · Adventure

The Zelda blueprint. Two worlds, eleven dungeons, and the Master Sword waiting in the forest.

Launch SNES

PS1

Final Fantasy VII

1997 · JRPG

Three discs of Midgar, Materia, and a moment in disc one nobody saw coming.

Launch PS1

PS1

Metal Gear Solid

1998 · Stealth

Kojima's first masterpiece. Codec calls, cardboard boxes, and Psycho Mantis reading your memory card.

Launch PS1

GBA

Pokémon Emerald

2004 · RPG

Hoenn's definitive edition. Battle Frontier, double battles, and 386 ways to ruin your sleep schedule.

Launch GBA

DS

Mario Kart DS

2005 · Kart Racer

Snaking, retro cups, and the first time Mario Kart truly went portable. Still ridiculously fun.

Launch DS

These are just suggestions — the library is whatever ROMs you bring.

How It Works

No installs. No accounts. Just play.

1. Pick a System

Choose from N64, SNES, PlayStation, GameBoy Advance, Nintendo DS, or the classic Arcade — all running inside your browser.

2. Load a Game

Drag-and-drop a ROM you legally own, or paste a URL to a game file you've hosted in your own cloud storage.

3. Press Start

EmulatorJS handles the rest — gamepad support, save states, fast-forward, and full-screen are all built in.

Retro World is a personal, browser-based front-end for EmulatorJS. We don't host, sell, or distribute ROMs — you bring your own.

Controls

Default keyboard mapping. USB / Bluetooth gamepads also auto-detected.

Keyboard

Movement / D-Pad	`↑` `↓` `←` `→`
A button	`X`
B button	`Z`
X button	`S`
Y button	`A`
Start	`Enter`
Select	`Shift`
L / R shoulder	`Q` `W`

Emulator Shortcuts

Toggle fullscreen	Click the ⛶ icon (bottom-right)
Save state	In-game menu → Save State
Load state	In-game menu → Load State
Fast-forward	Hold `Tab`
Open settings	Press `Esc` or click the gear icon
Reset game	In-game menu → Restart
Gamepad	Plug it in — it just works (XInput / DInput)
Mobile	On-screen touch controls appear automatically

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