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 PS5 only supports native backward compatibility to PS4 games, however, you can access the older generation games by using Sony’s PlayStation Now game streaming service, which isn't officially ...

Developers have managed to get PlayStation 2 games to run on the Xbox Series S using emulation software. A video published by Modern Vintage Gamer shows that by enabling Developer Mode on the new ...

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 ...

Here’s something the Xbox Series S can do that the PlayStation 5 can’t: run classic PlayStation 2 games. READ MORE: Xbox Series X review: a quantum leap powered by Game Pass This is all thanks to the ...

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.

PS2 emulation on Xbox consoles isn’t new, with RetroArch being the main emulator, but XBSX2 brings a wealth of performance improvements and quality-of-life features, as explained by MVG. While running ...

In context: There was quite a lot of talk about backward compatibility from both Microsoft and Sony in the lead-up to their next-gen consoles. While Microsoft can boast that the Xbox Series X and S ...

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 ...

Classic Sony PlayStation games like the first Tomb Raider can now be played on iPhones and iPads having iOS 9 or iOS 9.0.2. The games can be recreated on iDevices via the RetroArch PlayStation ...