RPCS3 is the world's leading PlayStation 3 emulator software. It allows users to play their own rips of commercial PlayStation 3 games, and last month, the project announced that it is now able to ...

One of the original co-founders of the RPCS3 project has returned to work on a PS3 emulator for Android. RPCS3 is the most popular and stable PS3 emulator on PC, but it does not work on Android due to ...

Remember MotorStorm? That PS3 racing game that came out in 2007 and looked incredible on those early HD screens? Well, now it’s back, again, in emulation form. RPCS3 developers have shown off a video ...

RPCS3 crosses the threshold of 73% playable to completion and 25% playable, with only 62 (1.74%) titles still crashing in menus.

Emulating the various PlayStation consoles has been commonplace for years, and developers constantly try to do so on various platforms. On Monday, the developers of PS3 emulator RPCS3 released a ...

Only 62 games are stuck in the "Intro" stage.

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 developers behind the RPCS3 PS3 emulator have announced ports of the app to Arm-based devices running MacOS, Linux, and Windows. Unfortunately, the team has also confirmed that it has no intention ...

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.

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