I’m using a third-party Xbox controller (Logitech F310), so RPCS3 mapped the inputs automatically the moment I put XInput as the main handler. Head over to the pads section with a controller icon From here, keep going and double-click on the rpcs3 icon. This is what you’ll see once you’ve extracted your RPCS3 downloaded file. Bear in mind that RPCS3 is downloaded as a Winrar/7-zip file, so make sure to extract it in your desired folder. Just make sure to create a folder and name it “ RPCS3” so that it’s easier for you to find it. Once you click that, your download will start.

For the purpose of this guide, I’m using a Windows OS, so I’ll pick the Windows Download tab on the left. RPCS3 supports a variety of operating systems including Windows, Linux and macOS. Upon clicking, it will send you to the download screen.

To download RPCS3, head over to the official website right here and click on the download tab. Forget about low-end computers with Intel HD graphics because that won’t do. Here are both the recommended and minimum requirements to run RPCS3 according to the official website:Īs you can see from the picture above, you’ll definitely need a powerful rig. However, since RPCS3 is always up to date, these hurdles will slowly evaporate. Of course, even if you have the best hardware out there, you may face some slight frame drops when emulating heavily demanding titles like God of War III, Uncharted and The Last of Us. RPCS3 is one extremely demanding emulator that will require a powerful PC to perform decently. It won’t inflict any harm on your computer as long as you get it from the official website. The emulator was first able to successfully boot and run simple homebrew projects and was then later publicly released in June of 2012. The project was initially started in early 2011 by a small team of dedicated programmers led by DH and Hykem. RPCS3 is an open-source emulator capable of running PS3 games on PC, Mac and Linux.

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