Marcel de Kogel, the MS-DOS porter of ColEm, took ColEm and added support for the Adam computer and increased the power of ColEm far past where Marat Fayzullin had left it. AdamEm is a great emulator with perfect support and emulation for the Coleco. Source code is freely available for further development.

The original Colecovision emulator is still the most widely used for all operating systems (with the exception of MS-DOS). A new release after over a year of being idle was made and future shareware versions for MS-DOS and Windows are according to Marat a possibility.

Perhaps one of the most incredible little emulators to exist is Mission, a Colecovision emulator for the MSX. Built on the premise that both systems have similar hardware, Mission is an example of the ingenuity that the emulation scene brings about. Marcel de Kogel has set an example for other authors that I only wish we saw being followed. Imagine Nintendo emulators for the Super Nintendo!