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Play PlayStation 3 Games On Windows PC

Hello Readers,

Today in this article I am going to demonstrate you how you can play ps3 games on your PC.

Let’s Get Started

You need the following software to play PS3 games on your PC.

1. RPCS3 Emulator

2. PS3 Update File

3. PS3 ISO/Pkg File (Download or buy choice is yours)

4. Microsoft Visual C++ 2017 ReDistributable

5.  Direct X

So before downloading anything please go through this Compatible PS3 Games

You will find the list of games that are playable through this emulator. So only download/Buy those games which are under playable section otherwise you guys won’t be able to play. you will find some indicators to show which game is playable or not.

Playable (35.63%):  Games that can be properly played from start to finish
Ingame (44.64%):  Games that either can’t be finished, have serious glitches or have insufficient performance
Intro (17.8%):  Games that display the image but don’t make it past the menus
Loadable (1.8%):  Games that display a black screen with a framerate on the window’s title
Nothing (0.13%):  Games that don’t initialize properly, not loading at all and/or crashing the emulator

For more information check out this Getting Started with RPCS3

I have used the GTA V PKG file to demonstrate the working of the RPCS3 emulator. (See Screenshot below)

PS3 Emulator ScreenShot

If you will see the screenshot closely you will see there is a compatibility tab which is in my case is showing in yellow color which means this game will have performance issues. And that is correct I was not getting good fps

When I ran this game I was getting around 25-30 fps. So you guys before downloading any game or software. Please make sure whether your desired game is under playable section or not.

Requirements:

1. CPU: Intel Quad-core and above with TSX-NI (Haswell and above)

     CPU: AMD Hexa-core and above (Ryzen)
2. GPU: Vulkan compatible graphic cards

3. RAM: 8GB or greater

4. OS:  Windows 7/8/10 Linux 64 bit

My System Specs:

1. CPU: Intel Core i3 4130 (4th generation)
2. RAM: 16GB Dual-Channel DDR3
3. GPU: 2GB ddr5 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti
4. OS: Windows 10 Enterprise 64-bit

So there are possibilities that if you have high-end PC then you may get more FPS.

How To Play:

1. Extract the emulator
2. Double click on rpcs3.exe file to start the emulator
3. Now click on a file then goto install firmware
4. Select the firmware
5. Firmware installation dialog will be displayed
6. Wait a few minutes to get the firmware installed.
7. Again click on file menu then goto install .pkg
8. A dialog will be opened.
9. Wait a few minutes to get the pkg file installed.
10. Once installed, Your game will be visible in the emulator.
11. Right-click on the game selects the first option Boot to start the game.
12. Play & Enjoy

Demo:

Game Screenshot 1
Game Screenshot 4
Game Screenshot 6

If you find any difficulty or you have any questions then you can leave your comments or drop an email to my inbox.

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