Linux · Games
Missingno
Multi-system emulator and debugger
by Andrew O'Neil
Official site: flathub.org
About Missingno
Missingno is an emulator for the Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Atari VCS
(2600), Sega SG-1000, and ColecoVision. It is built around faithful models of the
original hardware:
games look, sound, and behave as they do on the real machines, with
display options that recreate the look of the original LCD and CRT
screens.
The library manages your collection: cover art and metadata are fetched
automatically, play sessions and screenshots are recorded, and saves are
managed and backed up. Homebrew games can be browsed and downloaded from
Homebrew Hub, and physical cartridges read and written with a GBxCart RW.
The integrated debugger works across every supported system, with
disassembly, breakpoints, and live inspection of CPU, video, and audio
state.
How to install Missingno
- Click Download — the developer's official website opens in a new tab.
- Download the latest version there and run it. Choose Custom/Advanced where offered, and skip any bundled extras.
- Prefer the command line? With Flatpak you can install and update it with: flatpak install flathub net.andyofniall.missingno
- Open Missingno once it finishes installing.
Frequently asked questions
Is Missingno free to download?
Yes. The Download button sends you to flathub.org, the developer's official site, where Missingno is available to download. Flatnic doesn't host or modify any files.
How do I install Missingno from the command line?
With Flatpak, run: flatpak install flathub net.andyofniall.missingno. This installs it from the official source and keeps it updated.
Is Missingno safe?
Missingno downloads directly from the developer. As always, scan the installer with your antivirus and choose Custom setup to skip any bundled extras.