Last Emulator
6.9#15 in multi-system emulatorsFrom $3 a monthFree planWebmacOSWindows
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Provenance
8.2#1 in game boy advance emulatorsFrom $39.99 a yearFree planiOSmacOS
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| Fact | Last Emulator | Provenance |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2023 | 2016 |
| Library management | Users can upload ROMs, manage saves, and organize their library with a drag-and-drop interface; the service says it handles versioning, backups, and file management. | The library can automatically fetch box art, screenshots, release information, ratings and scanned manuals. |
| Maker | The site identifies Rapid Data Labs LLC as the company operating Last Emulator. | Joseph Mattiello is identified as Provenance's creator and lead developer. |
| Supported systems | The homepage lists PlayStation 2, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Super Nintendo, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Color, Nintendo DS, Sega Genesis, Sega Dreamcast, Neo Geo, Atari 2600, and NES, and says more systems are being added. | The project advertises support for more than 50 systems, including NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, GameCube, Wii, 3DS, PlayStation, PSP, Saturn and Dreamcast. |
| What it does | Last Emulator is a multi-system emulator for playing classic games, with cloud saves that sync across devices. | Provenance is a multi-console emulator frontend for playing games from classic Atari, Nintendo, Sega, Sony and other systems. |
Last Emulator plans
- FREEFree
- GAMER+$3 a month
Provenance plans
- FreeFree
- Monthly$3.99 a month
- Annual$39.99 a year
- Lifetime$99.99, paid once
Pick Last Emulator if…
Last Emulator suits players who want classic-game emulation with synchronized saves across devices. It also fits users who prefer browser play or libraries managed through drag-and-drop tools.
Pick Provenance if…
Provenance suits Apple-platform users seeking an emulator frontend for a broad range of retro systems. Users should check whether their device can handle the systems they want to run, and note that a BIOS is required.