I’ve long emulated my beloved PlayStation 2 with the frankly amazing PCSX2 emulator. My PS2’s optical drive has long been end-of-life, and prior to going all in on emulation, I was sreaming iso dumps ...

Keeping your PC up to date isn’t just about installing the latest Windows updates. Hardware drivers and motherboard firmware (BIOS or UEFI) play a big role in system stability and security. While ...

The original Nintendo Switch has surpassed the DS in sales, officially reaching a milestone as Nintendo's best-selling video game system of all time. With 155.37 million units sold as of the last week ...

SSX Tricky is one of my favorite games of all time. I have two PlayStation 2’s nearby so I can play it whenever I want. What I can’t do, however, is play it on them without the drive squealing or ...

TL;DR: ePSXe 2.0.18, the first major update in nearly 10 years, adds native support for CHD image files, enhancing file compression and quality. The update also improves DPI awareness, audio reverb, ...

The Retroid Pocket 6 may have gotten off to a rocky start, but the gaming handheld is officially completed and going to see its first shipments soon. The handheld maker revealed the final product ...

If you’re a gamer of a younger generation, it might be hard to truly fathom how big a deal the PlayStation 2 really was. Arriving six years after its predecessor shook the foundation of the industry, ...

PSX2 is a new PlayStation 2 emulator for Android, building off of PCSX2 and PCSX2_ARM64. The app is available in the Play Store for $5, or you can build it yourself for free from its source code.

ARMSX2 is an upcoming Android fork of the PS2 emulator PCSX2. Test builds are now available, with the open-source 1.0 release coming to GitHub. This has the potential to overtake AetherSX2, which is ...

A series from yesteryear that many will remember playing on the PS2 in the mid 2000s is returning with a new game, and this new game is releasing on October 30. Where previous games were PS2 ...

This emulator is under development, most games WILL run at very low/unplayable framerates. Building on Linux requires installing SDL3 dependencies and FUSE if you ...