The PlayStation 2, a console that defined an era of gaming, has seen its legacy preserved and celebrated thanks to the dedicated efforts of the PCSX2 team. This open-source emulator, born in 2002 ...

But now, a new PS2 emulator on Android is finally gaining steam. The team behind ARMSX2 has been quietly plugging away in the shadows to bring the latest version of PCSX2 to Android devices. This week ...

The team behind the PCSX2 PlayStation 2 (PS2) emulator have confirmed that 97% of titles released for the console are now officially ‘playable’.

A new PS2 emulator for Android, dubbed AetherSX2, is on the way and looks very intriguing. It's also based on the PCSX2 emulator for PC.

On Thursday PCSX2 had its first "stable" release since 2016, bundling up years of development on performance and compatibility into a major release.

As Robin explained in his interview: “My co-founder and friend, Jake Stine, worked on PCSX2, the PlayStation 2 emulator, before becoming an employee of Sony PlayStation to work on PS2 games for PS4.