The classics carry on. Discovery gets easier.

A library for finding and understanding

Interesting projects are often scattered across repositories, release pages and communities. We organize these references in one place that is easy to explore, keeping the context that helps you decide what to investigate next.

Each page connects the original game or software with its project, sources and documented information about installation, target systems, progress and limitations.

What belongs in the catalog

The library includes static recompilations, source ports, reimplementations and game-specific compatibility layers. Technical demos and system interfaces are identified separately.

Console categories describe where the original game came from. They do not imply that a project runs on that console or supports every computer. Multiple projects may cover the same game with different requirements, goals and development stages.

Documentation before claims

The library began with an export from a Discord bot catalog. Entries were supplemented with public repository documentation and release pages; project pages display sources and consultation dates.

An available release means a version has been published. It does not prove stability, complete gameplay, better performance or compatibility with your device. Bibliographic checks are not code audits or execution tests.

Pages awaiting identity or documentation review are labeled, excluded from the sitemap and marked for search engines not to index. Information may change after our latest consultation; always check the maintainer’s current documentation.

Credit belongs to the people doing the work

Project authors and communities develop the software. AllRecomps is an independent catalog and does not represent Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, other game companies or listed maintainers.

Visit the repository, read its instructions and respect the authors’ contribution guidelines. Official project channels are the appropriate place for technical questions, bug reports and development contributions.

Games, files and images

AllRecomps does not host ROMs, ISOs, BIOS files, keys, commercial game assets or project executables. Links lead to external resources and the respective authors’ documentation.

Many projects require files from a lawfully obtained copy, sometimes with a specific edition or region. A listing does not authorize copying, redistribution or bypassing content protections.

Images illustrate projects or original games and have attributed sources. Original game artwork is not evidence that a port works. Third-party trademarks, images and materials remain subject to their owners’ rights; attribution does not replace permission.

How the library evolves

New sources may lead to corrections of names, classifications, requirements, links and status. This version is not connected to continuous bot synchronization; a consultation date does not mean real-time monitoring.

Read our Editorial Policy for criteria, Terms of Use for conditions and Privacy Policy for data practices. Visit Contact to correct an entry or raise an issue about content rights.