The RPCS3 project has made huge strides on the x64 platform over the years, bringing PlayStation 3 emulation to PC gamers, even as Sony has only managed to deliver PS3 games through cloud streaming.

One of the original co-founders of the RPCS3 project has returned to work on a PS3 emulator for Android. RPCS3 is the most ...

RPCS3, a known emulator for PS3 games has finally hit a milestone this Christmas Day. According to the team behind the system, there are no PS3 games left that run on the emulator which shows a black ...

DH, one of the founders of the PS3 emulator RPCS3, is now working on an Android port. Interest in PS3 emulation on Android has been on the rise due to aPS3e, a legally dubious RPCS3 port using stolen ...

The developer of PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 has launched a new website for the software, which includes a roadmap for future revisions and a list of compatible games. Despite being in development ...

PS3 emulator RPCS3 has introduced a major new feature in save states, which will allow you to quickly suspend and resume your progress in any game at any time. "After a lot of work from elad335 and ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The developers of the RPCS3 emulator have announced some interesting results after testing with ...

We reported on the RPCS3 PS3 emulator last week, which uses DirectX 12 to power its PS3 emulation powers. YouTuber 'John GodGames' is back, sharing a new video. In the new video, we see Disgaea 3: ...

The cross-media bar, or XMB, might be the best console user interface ever. It made the PSP and PlayStation 3 a joy to interact with, and now you can finally relive the magic on a modern machine.

According to a report by Euro Gamer, the team behind the PS3 emulator confirmed that the software could now run over 6,000 applications. For the gamers who missed the nostalgia in playing this old-gen ...

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