Load your ROM to play
Pick the game file you own. It's read on this device and never uploaded or shared.
Pick the options you want. They take effect the next time the game starts.
A simplified sketch of how the regions connect, not to scale. Tap a region to show only its entries; the numbers show what you've collected there.
Drag Pokémon between the party and the PC boxes, in one game or across Red/Blue/Yellow, Gold/Silver/Crystal, Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald and FireRed/LeafGreen. Gen 1 ↔ Gen 2 follows the Time Capsule's rules; Gen 3 games trade with each other as a link cable would; Gen 1 and 2 Pokémon can be brought forward to Gen 3 (as Nintendo's later Poké Transporter did: same species, level, moves, names and shininess; nature from experience points; held items stay behind). It works on your last in-game save.
Pick a game above to open its checklist, map and player.
Keep track of everything you collect in classic Zelda, Pokémon, Golden Sun and Ace Combat games, see where things are on a 3D map, and play the games right here in your browser using your own copies.
Load the file for your own copy of the game:
Tick Remember it on this device and the game is there next time with Play saved ROM. The keys for each game are listed under the screen. Plug in a controller and it just works; Controls and Controller let you change the buttons. Full screen makes the game as big as your screen.
Your in-game saves are kept here too. Export save downloads one, Use a save file loads one you already have, and on some games Edit save opens a save editor.
Most games have a 3D model of the world under the checklist. Drag to turn it, scroll (or pinch) to zoom, and right-drag or Shift-drag to move.
Whole map shows everything, Top-down looks straight down, Orbit slowly circles, and Free roam lets you fly around. Tap a place's label to show only the things found there; the numbers show how many you have.
Load a Pokémon ROM once (with Remember it on this device ticked) and the game's own pictures appear on the Pokédex. For Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen, the 3D map and where each Pokémon lives are read from your ROM too.
Pokémon Box (in the Pokémon tab) moves Pokémon between your saves by dragging them:
Save in the game before you start, press Save changes when you're done, and Undo if you change your mind.
Golden Sun and The Lost Age each have their own page in the Golden Sun tab, with every Djinni (28 and 72), the summon tablets and the Psynergy items, and where to find them.
While you play Golden Sun here, the Djinn and Psynergy items your party collects tick themselves off. The Lost Age is ticked by hand for now.
This plays the Japanese version, which has the full story, with the English fan translation built in. You need your own discs as .bin files: Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere (Japan) Rev 1, disc 1 and disc 2.
The first start takes a minute while it builds the English discs; after that it's quick. If something's wrong, Your discs shows which version you loaded.
The checklist is a tree of the story's mission paths. Ace Combat Lore, in the Ace Combat tab, opens the Strangereal Map.
Everything stays on your computer, in this browser. Your games and saves are never uploaded, and no game files come with Triforce.
Your checklist progress is also kept with your account, so it follows you to your other devices.
Back up my progress, at the bottom of a game's page, saves your progress and saves to a file. Restore a backup brings them back, or moves them to another computer or browser.
Reset this game's progress clears one game's checklist.
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