PlayStation 5 emulation is evolving rapidly, and a native PS5-to-PC compatibility layer is now in development
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What we know so far: Just a year ago, it seemed unthinkable that PC users would be able to emulate PlayStation 5 games in any meaningful capacity anytime soon. Recent shifts in Sony's policies, however, appear to have spurred multiple projects to that end over the past few months. While only a handful of games are currently playable, and the larger 3D titles run at unstable framerates, the speed of development makes the trend worth watching.
In mere months, at least two PS5 emulators have gone from having no public releases to playing one of the console's only true exclusives, the Demon's Souls remake, at playable framerates. The GitHub pages for SharpEmu and KytyPS5are spinning out new test releases rapidly, multiple times a day in the case of the latter, as videos...
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