There are not many emulators for 8-bit computers due to their low performance. But a few are available, some use extra hardware to emulate a system. The hardware emulators in this list will be difficult to get because they had not success.

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C64

• BBC-Basic
  Portation of the Acorn BBC-Basic to the C64.
• CBM3000-Emulator
  An emulation of the old PET on a C64 including Basic 4.0. You get it with every 1541 on the test-/demodiscs.
• VIC-20 Emulator
  Emulates the predecessor of the C64, the VC20.
• ZX Spectrum
  Implentation of the Speccy's Basic.
• CP/M-Emulator
  Hardware-emulator. It will be very hard to get so if you want CP/M, you should think about buying a C128.

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Amstrad/Schneider CPC

• PC-Emulator
  An expansion-box which includes a (nearly) complete PC (8088; 8MHz). It has PC-slots and one or two 5 1/4" drives. Produced in 1986 by Schneider/Amstrad.

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Atari XL/XE

• MS-DOS Emulator
  There was a PC-emulator for the Atari. An expansive and relative unknown hardware-emulator produced in the USA.
• CP/M Emulator
  A bit like the PC-Box: The Atari does not have a Z80A so the only way to run CP/M is an expansion-module. This emulator is also very difficult to get.

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