JS7800

Web

Freedom report

No signalScore 5.2

JS7800 is ranked #16 of 21 in Atari emulators on Freedom251. It runs on Web.

Compared on Atari emulators

Purpose: JS7800 is an enhanced JavaScript port of the ProSystem Atari 7800 emulator, originally developed by Greg Stanton.
Browser requirements: JS7800 requires an up-to-date modern browser such as Chrome, Firefox, or Safari and a capable system for smooth operation.
High scores: It supports global high score tracking for compatible games.
Controls: It supports customizable keyboard mappings and gamepads, including dual-analog controls for Robotron-style games.
Display: It supports fullscreen, multiple aspect ratios, and enabling or disabling video filters.
Cartridge loading: Users can drag and drop local files or remote file links, and the emulator supports cartridge lists.
Light gun: It supports light gun input through a mouse.
Expansion hardware: It supports the Atari 7800 Expansion Module (XM), enhanced bank switching, and cartridge detection.
Documentation: Integrated documentation is available through the Help/Information button below the emulator screen.
Mobile: The README lists mobile support as a future consideration and says it is partially available in webЯcade.
License: The repository identifies the project license as GPL-2.0.
Support status: The README lists paddle controller support and network-based multiplayer as future considerations.

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