Emulation Consoles

Emulation Consoles, such as the BEC Game Pocket, are video game consoles designed to play games developed for video consoles of the Old Real.

EmuCarts
Emulation cartridges, or EmuCarts, were media cartridges designed for video game consoles in the New Real. They were capable of providing software from any cartrdge-based video game console in the first five generations of video game consoles.

Prices of EmuCarts vary broadly based on the technology required to run them, from 1000 COINs (similar to a single restaurant meal or $10 USD) for a Microvision game to 50000 COINs (similar to a year's worth of groceries or $500 USD) for a [[w:p:Neo_Geo|Neo Geo] game.

As of 12018 GHE, EmuCarts are becoming obsolete, due to new consoles making use of the Library of Virtually Everything's online archives.