Overview: Nearly 70% of the PS3 library is now playable on PC through the RPCS3 emulator.Modern hardware allows many PlayStation 3 games to run smoother than on ...

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 ...

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

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

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.

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 ...

RPCS3 is getting better and better. We still have quite a bit of waiting time ahead before we’ll be able to play some of the most popular PlayStation 3 games on the PC, but we’re getting there. RPCS3 ...

RPCS3, an emulator I’ve been writing about since 2016, but which first began in 2011, has come along way since it made its first tentative steps towards making PS3 games playable on a PC. From those ...

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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At the moment, the two biggest open-source emulators in development are Cemu (for the Wii-U) and RPCS3 (for the PS3). Now, in truth, I’m not a massive fan of either project or more accurately, I’m not ...

Game emulation is a pretty thorny and murky subject. On the one hand, you have some valid arguments for encouraging emulation, especially for long gone platforms. On the other hand, it's often used ...