Developers have now made it possible to emulate PS2 games on the Xbox Series X and S using the RetroArch emulator — something that the PlayStation 5, a successor to the PS2, can’t. Thanks to the Xbox ...

The PlayStation 2 is the best-selling console of all time, but many of its best games are now much harder to access, partly because of a lack of backwards-compatibility with modern systems, and partly ...

PlayStation enthusiasts were likely disappointed to learn that some PlayStation 4 games may not get updated to run on the PlayStation 5 hardware for better performance. If you want a blast from the ...

Retro gaming enthusiasts are managing to get PlayStation 2 games up and running on Microsoft's Xbox Series S/X. By using some tricks inside the Xbox Series S and X's built-in developer mode, gamers ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A video of the Xbox Series S running PS2 games can be found embedded below. Interestingly enough, ...

It’s hardly a secret any more at this point that today’s game consoles from Microsoft and Sony are essentially AMD gaming rigs packed up into a custom package and with tweaked system software. So it’s ...

Xbox has made backward compatibility a cornerstone feature on its next-gen Series S and Series X consoles, but I doubt the company intended for the systems to be used to play PlayStation 2 games.

The Xbox Series X/S dev mode has enabled emulation aficionados to run PlayStation 2 games on Microsoft’s new consoles, and they run surprisingly well. In a video posted on YouTube, Modern Vintage ...

When someone is looking to get into game emulation in this day and age, RetroArch is likely the most common suggestion. It's a front-end that utilizes Libretro cores that open up the ability to ...

What a world we live in, when Microsoft’s next-gen console has better PlayStation backwards compatibility than the PlayStation 5. Ring Psychology: Understanding The 6 Phases Of A Wrestling Match ...