Tiny Emus has playable vintage software in-browser

Andre Weissflog's Tiny Emus brings classic 8-bit computers to your browser. The project runs emulators for the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Acorn Atom, and several other 1980s-era machines. Adafruit Blog reports the system is built on chips, a lightweight C library that's easy to embed in web apps. Use arrow keys to navigate and drag-and-drop files to load software. The whole implementation is dependency-free C that compiles on gcc, clang, and Microsoft's compiler.

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