Sony Recruitment Emulation Engineer has suggested hope for PS3 on PS3

New job postings, Reported by PlayStation Lifestyle After it was discovered Reset to default, Strongly suggests that Sony is trying to hire an engineer to get its own PS3 emulator. There are also rumors of older PS3 peripherals running into the new one. Who will have everything E.g. Relax.

If you’ve seen Sony’s remastered PlayStation Plus for the PS4 and PS5, you’ll find that its extensive archive should stream to all PS3s, exploring more than 400 games. And oh man, the current is disgusting.

The PS5 has not yet been able to run PS3 emulation, making it a huge problem in terms of losing an entire generation of games to modern hardware. The newly launched PS + offers the possibility to download games from PS1, PSP, PS2, PS4 and of course PS5. But for the PS3, streaming gets stuck, and it’s an ugly mess of pixels and dropouts, at least in my experience.

So there is hope in the form Advertising for a new job For a software development engineer at PlayStation Studios on LinkedIn.

Our position as a software development engineer works between the tools and technology team at the PlayStation Studio to support the remastered “Classic” for the PS4 and PS5. Classic games mimic older PlayStation platforms As a classic engineer you will work closely with many engineers, producers and QA teams to fix bugs, add new features and create new emulators.

I was excited about the “development of new emulators” because if they aren’t aggressive and people don’t want to run GBA ROM on the console, the only emulator that really needs development is the PS3.

At the same time, Players See A new patent from Sony to run on the PS5, including the iTouch, PS Mouse and PS Move Controller, outlines the desire for a range of PS3 peripherals.

Try playing a little Lego Pirates of the Caribbean The other day when my son was streaming on the newly launched PS +, the game started crashing at the isolated disturbance of huge pixels. I checked the internet connection on the PS5, which reported 875 MB / s, which I think should be the case. In the area Enough for an eleven year game broadcast. However, we were plagued by that nasty screen crash, input lag at the end of the game, and a pop-up message that my 1GB internet connection wasn’t good enough for streaming. Which is just embarrassing.

So bring an emulator with you! Of course, PS3 emulators already exist for the PC, and given the power of the PS5, it won’t be too difficult to copy to the console. However, the game could be more difficult on the PS4. Still, it’s best to keep at least that small glimmer of hope.

Also, I find it very interesting that these companies, often detrimental to simulation communities, are now leaning towards the same technology to improve their business models.