* Cross-platform compatibility (with builds for macOS / OSX, Linux and Windows 32 and 64-bit) written in Go – use the same emulator on all your computers;
* True full-screen display at native HD resolution providing crisp output. 40/80 column text, GR / DGR / HGR / DHGR etc.
* OpenGL rendering allowing for traditional raster-style display, point and 3D voxel-based low-res and high-res modes with programmable camera movement;
* Colour and monochrome (B&W, green and orange tinted) modes, scanline intensity and aspect ratio;
* Apple II+, Unenhanced and enhanced 128K Apple //e (IIe) “Airheart-level” compatibility (almost everything runs), emulates both 6502 and 65C02;
* Mouse and USB gamepad paddle/joystick support (including dual-thumbstick Robotron support), open-apple and closed-apple keys;
* DSK, PO (800K), NIB, 2MG/HDV and Applesauce .WOZ copy-protected disk read/write support, along with the ability to arbitrarily load and execute binary, BASIC and LOGO programs;
* Integrated file manager with cloud-based disk library containing thousands of disk images, browse inside DSK/NIB, drag-and-drop disk mounting;
* Epson colour printer emulation (compatible with Print Shop, creates PDFs in microM8/MyPrints directory 15 seconds after printing stops!) and virtual telnet-based “modem” for calling BBSes using ProTerm etc.;
* 6-voice Mockingboard sound with stereo panning, and level mix with volume-controllable Apple II speaker audio, ability to record and play back Mockingboard “stream”, 16-bit channel mixing for high-fidelity sound;
* Z80 card for CP/M support;
* Experimental mouse support, GEOS and Dazzledraw “mousestick” controls (makes those applications’ joystick modes act like mouse input)
* 3D Applesoft BASIC (3DGR) and LOGO (move UP and DN!) interpreters with colour text, graphical character set, 80×48 text, enhanced graphics modes, built-in code editors and more;
* Network and internet-based client-to-client connections, chat and cloud-based “home” directory;
* Configurable via control-keys, “hamburger”-style menu and multiple YAML-based configuration “preset” files (stored in ~/microM8 directory);
* Extensive list of scriptable command-line functions including the ability to run binary code (and automatically quit on completion) without booting a DOS disk!
* Freezing (snapshots), memory recording (aka PVR) including “live rewind” (never say die!), “time warp” with automatic “fast disk” access;
* Take screenshots, copy and paste text (in and out);
* Run up to seven programs / disks at the same time, and communicate (via shared memory accesses) between them;
* Web-browser based debugger with numerous features to aid in machine language programming;
* microPAK self-contained “upcycling” file format includes a suite of configuration files that allow you to create new presentations for old games including colour-remapping, 3D pixel shifting, music, backdrops, overlays, memory cheats, control programs;
* Continuous deployment with built-in updater (need a feature? Just ask us! editor@paleotronic.com);
* 100% Free! (Did I mention free?)