PlayStation 4 Emulation keeps going from strength to strength. PlayStation 4 emulation has improved immensely over the past year. Digital Foundry experimented with the ShadPS4 emulator and Bloodborne.

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PS4 emulator ShadPS4 has made some progress with Bloodborne on PC. Its makers have managed to emulate the game’s graphics on the platform, and although they’ve only gotten as far as navigating the ...

Something to look forward to: Although still on baby steps, PS4 emulation started to stride more firmly with a recent significant update to Spine, a PS4 emulator for Linux. Right now, it can ...

While many of us are watching the Nintendo Switch hacking scene with eager anticipation, coders and explorers on PlayStation 4 have made some shocking progress. According to Spanish site eltrolado, ...

RPCSX aims to make PS4 games—and probably even PS5 games, someday—playable on PC. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Exciting news, ...

As Sony releases PS2 launch title FantaVision on PS4, listings for several games including Ape Escape 3 and Max Payne seem to suggest that more games are on the way. PlayStation fans were over the ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook This morning we learned that the first PS4 emulator is in the works. The program is called ...

Sony encourages fans to put forward their picks for PS2 emulation on PS4, with iconic franchises such as TimeSplitters and Tekken proving to be the most popular. Last month, Sony confirmed that PS2 ...

Spine, the first working PS4 emulator, has been released publicly and is reportedly able to play hundreds of PS4 games on PC. Linux-based PlayStation 4 emulator Spine was updated on September 1 to add ...

When Microsoft announced that the Xbox One would gain the ability to play selected Xbox 360 titles, it was big news across the game industry. Sony, in contrast, never said much about its own plans.

It’s rather humorous, if not ironic, that as much as Sony complained about PSP users running emulators on unlocked handhelds, a PSP emulator was found within one of their own PS4 re-releases. The ...