MasterGear
7.8#1 in sega master system emulators$4.99 one-timeFree planAndroidLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
VisitMasterGear vs Miracle
What both publish
| Fact | MasterGear | Miracle |
|---|---|---|
| Debugger | The product includes a built-in debugger for supported development or hacking work. | The emulator includes a built-in debugger that opens with Backspace. |
| Maker | The product documentation credits Marat Fayzullin, whose LinkedIn profile places him in Winchester, Massachusetts and lists Windriver Systems. | The page credits Matt Godbolt as the maker. |
| Purpose | MasterGear emulates 8-bit SEGA consoles and computers, including MasterSystem, GameGear, SG1000, SC3000, SF7000, Mark2, and Mark3. | Miracle is a JavaScript Sega Master System emulator that runs in a browser. |
MasterGear plans
- MasterGear Windows/LinuxFree
- Windows/LinuxFree
- Android$4.99, paid once
- MasterGear Android$430, paid once
Miracle plans
No prices published.
Pick MasterGear if…
MasterGear may suit hobbyists working with software for the listed 8-bit SEGA systems, including those who want to debug without rare development hardware. Android users can also use its listed NetPlay and input options.
Pick Miracle if…
Miracle suits users who want to run Sega Master System ROMs in a browser with debugger and step controls. It also fits developers interested in its public source code and Node.js build requirement.