Release: RPCS3 (PS3 Emulator) 0.0.21
The folks behind RPCS3 have published a new release tag for the popular PS3 Emulator. There is no official changelog for this “release”, but since these tags are usually 3 months apart, you can...
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RPCS3’s May 2019 Progress Report in a nutshell – 1337 games are now playable and another 1337 are in-game!
As usual, the RPCS3 folks have come up with yet another progress report and this one is particularly noteworthy because it has the largest monthly difference ever in playable games with a sizeable ~6.3%...
Emulation on Desktops: Yuzu to get a Vulkan renderer (currently in development) for better performance in Switch games and a look at the RPCS3 December 2018 Progress Report with significant improvements in God of War 3/Gran Turismo
Until a short while ago, emulation news was pretty slow but now, it’s picked up its pace again with even more promising developments! In this article, we’ll be looking at recent work being done...
RPCS3 July 2018 Progress Report in a nutshell – Asynchronous Shader Recompilation, GUI improvements, Multi-User support, Sonic Unleashed in-game and more!
With the past two months being filled with PSVita news, RPCS3 progress report summaries took a bit of a back seat but they haven’t been forgotten! This article is here to condense the report...
RPCS3 April 2018 progress report in a nutshell: Finishing touches to the RPCS3 wiki, Core & Rendering Improvements, Discord Integration, improvements to Drakengard 3/Demon’s Souls and much more!
Contrary to other months, last April’s RPCS3 progress report took quite a while to be published but as they say, it’s better late than never. This article is here to condense down the team’s...
RPCS3 March 2018 report in a nutshell – Major RSX and rendering improvements, performance and stability improvements and many more compatible games like Asura’s Wrath and Drakengard 3!
The folks over at RPCS3 had a laborious month last March and as a result, they have a lot to share with us. As usual, this article is here to condense their long progress...
