RPCS3, the leading open-source PS3 emulator, can now play more PS3 games than ever before.

Overview:  You can now play most PS3 games on a PC without owning the original console, and many titles run smoothly from ...

This has been a damn fine week for the world of PlayStation 3 emulation. Only a few days ago, the team revealed that they now have Red Dead Redemption up and running, which is awesome new in its self.

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 ...

For many years, PlayStation 3 emulation was a contradiction in terms. Sony's unique CPU architecture, known as the Cell Broadband Engine, is fundamentally different than any other CPU that's ever come ...

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 ...

PS3 Games Look Stunning in 4K Using Latest RPCS3 Emulator PS3 games have never looked this good and never could on original hardware. 4K output is just the beginning, the RPCS3 emulator supports up to ...

Emulators are fantastic, and PC gamers especially love it when emulators get some additional support. Now, the best PlayStation 3 emulator has been given a bit of love. According to a new announcement ...

Daniel's been gaming since he was old enough to reach the keyboard and has a Bachelor's Degree in Writing from the University of Tampa. Console emulation is a tricky business. In the best case, it can ...

For many years, PlayStation 3 emulation was a contradiction in terms. Sony's unique CPU architecture, known as the Cell Broadband Engine, is fundamentally different than any other CPU that's ever come ...