Jnes

Windows

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Two barsScore 6.4

Jnes is ranked #5 of 26 in NES emulators on Freedom251. It runs on Windows. There is a free plan.

Jnes plans and pricing

Freeware Free Free to download and use · Cannot be sold or distributed through commercial channels jabosoft.com · 3 Oct 2026

What it does: Jnes emulates the original 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
Languages: Its user interface is translated into 20 languages.
Save progress: The product page says users can instantly save game progress.
Movie recording: Jnes can record gameplay movies for sharing with other Jnes users.
Game compatibility: Compatibility focuses on North American and European games, with support for many popular Japanese games.
Cheat codes: Jnes supports Game Genie and Pro Action Replay codes, including multiple codes in one entry.
Cheat search: The Cheat Search feature lets users search game memory values and create their own cheat codes.
Movie conversion: Jnes supports converting recorded movies to AVI with video and audio.
Artwork: The ROM browser can display game artwork, but Jnes does not include artwork with the software.
Downloads: The downloads page lists Windows releases, including version 1.2.1 dated January 15, 2017, and x64 binaries.
Release history: The downloads page says Jnes was originally released in 1999 and that builds before version 1.0 are archived and no longer available for download.
Android availability: The maker says the Android app was removed from Google Play in late 2024 and Android will no longer be a supported platform.
Maker and support context: The maker describes emulator development as a hobby pursued in free time and says the software is freely available to download and enjoy.
Price from: Free

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