Game directory

Pilotwings 64 (N64 — danielgomesvieira2000/pilotwings-64-recomp): a recompilation project associated with Nintendo 64. Explore its repository, available release information and setup documentation.

Not documented

PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale: a recompilation project associated with PlayStation 3. Explore its repository, available release information and setup documentation.

Not documented

POD Gold: a recompilation project associated with PC (Windows). Explore its repository, available release information and setup documentation.

Not documented

The README identifies Pokémon Blue as a recompilation using gb-recompiled.

Not documented

The README identifies Pokémon Crystal as a static recompilation into portable C built with gb-recompiled; the player supplies the ROM.

Not documented

EmeraldRecomp statically recompiles Pokémon Emerald for PC using the gbarecomp toolchain. Its README explicitly calls the project an in-development preview.

Not documented

FireRedLeafGreenRecomp statically recompiles Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen for native PC execution; its README warns that these are in-development previews.

Not documented

The README identifies Pokémon Gold as a static recompilation into portable C built with gb-recompiled; the player supplies the ROM.

Not documented

The README identifies Pokémon Green as a recompilation using gb-recompiled.

Not documented

apricorn reimplements Pokémon HeartGold US game logic in Rust with a behavioral-equivalence goal and loads assets from the player’s retail ROM. It is not a conventional static binary recompilation; dialogue, menus and verified parity remain unfinished.

Not documented

Green Rescue Team recompiles Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team natively through GBARecomp and GBAModernRuntime, with mod support.

Not documented

The README identifies this as a fan recompilation of Pokémon Pinball for Game Boy Color, explicitly marked work in progress and requiring the player’s own ROM.

Not documented

The README identifies Pokémon Red as a recompilation using gb-recompiled.

Not documented

RubySapphireRecomp statically recompiles Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire for native PC execution; its README warns that these are in-development previews.

Not documented

The README identifies Pokémon Silver as a static recompilation into portable C built with gb-recompiled; the player supplies the ROM.

Not documented

SnapPad recompiles Pokémon Snap for Apple devices with Metal, touch controls and private ROM setup; public downloads are currently paused in the consulted documentation.

iOS · iPadOS · macOS

AnnePad packages Pokémon Stadium as a native iPhone and iPad recompilation with Metal rendering, touch controls and locally built personal installations.

iOS · iPadOS

The README identifies this as a work-in-progress native recompilation of Pokémon Stadium 2, based on N64Recomp and the pokestadiumgs decompilation work.

Not documented

The README identifies Pokémon Yellow as a recompilation using gb-recompiled.

Not documented

Pop'n music 6: a recompilation project associated with PlayStation. Explore its repository, available release information and setup documentation.

Not documented

The README identifies PopnTanks as a static recompilation built on psxrecomp; its scaffold and build instructions do not certify complete gameplay.

Not documented

Populous: The Beginning: a recompilation project associated with PC (Windows). Explore its repository, available release information and setup documentation.

Not documented

Prince of Persia 2: a recompilation project associated with PC (DOS). Explore its repository, available release information and setup documentation.

Not documented

Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow & the Flame: a recompilation project associated with Classic Mac. Explore its repository, available release information and setup documentation.

Not documented