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pcsx rearmed

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PlayStation Classic uses the open source PCSX ReARMed emulator

by Brad Linder11/10/2018 20 Comments on PlayStation Classic uses the open source PCSX ReARMed emulator

Sony’s PlayStation Classic is a $100 retro game console that looks like a smaller version of the original PlayStation and which comes with 20 games pre-loaded. It’s set to ship in December, but Sony held an event recently where a handful of journalists got a chance to spend some time with the system. For the […]

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