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RPCS3 Git (2026/08/19) is an open-source emulator for the Sony PlayStation 3, developed in C++ for Windows and Linux since 2011. It supports modern rendering technologies like DirectX 12, Vulkan, and OpenGL, allowing it to run a significant number of commercial games and PlayStation 3 SDK samples. Recent updates include improvements in LLVM cache creation, and fixes for build issues and mipmap operations. Enhancements in the image copy API enable support for 3D offsets and multi-layer transfers. Contributors continue to advance the emulator, making more titles playable. Download is available for the x64 version.
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rpcs3 Git (2026/08/19) has been compiled. RPCS3 is a free and open-source emulator and debugger for the Sony PlayStation 3, developed in C++ for Windows and Linux. In active development since early 2011, the emulator currently supports modern DirectX 12, Vulkan, and OpenGL renderers. It can boot and play a significant number of commercial games as well as PlayStation 3 SDK samples. More titles are also becoming playable with ongoing contributions and future updates.
rpcs3 Git Changelog:
* Added optional VSH on File â All Titles â Create LLVM Caches dialog (#19270)
* Windows: Fixed clang x64/arm64 builds
* Updated sceNpTrophy.cpp
* gl: Resolved build warning
* rsx: Corrected OOB section writes due to mipmap dimension clamping
* vk: Prevented redundant copy when writing to mip level or Z layer
* vk: Expanded copy image API to support 3D offsets and extents
* gl: Eliminated redundant copies for mipmaps or 3D slices
* gl: Enhanced copy image API to permit explicit 3D offsets
* gl: Added support for explicit multi-layer image copy operations
* rsx/vk: Facilitated multi-layer, multi-level, and explicit mip/layer image transfers
* rsx: Corrected mipmap gather source offsets
