PS2 emulation on Android is in a pretty good place, but the newly released ARMSX2 Refresh brings some welcome changes.

During the State of Play showcase, Sony revealed three classic PS2 games coming to PlayStation Plus Premium over the next three months, as well as a day one Game Catalog title for PlayStation 5.

In 1994, when Ken Kutaragi overcame the odds to bring PlayStation to life, he had no idea how big of a name it would become. After the original PlayStation, Sony rode the wave and presented a ...

If you’re a gamer of a younger generation, it might be hard to truly fathom how big a deal the PlayStation 2 really was. Arriving six years after its predecessor shook the foundation of the industry, ...

Jake Valentine is a Contributor at DualShockers with more than two decades of experience covering the video game industry. Since 2004, he has written about games across news, reviews, guides, lists, ...

There’s almost too much horror on offer nowadays that sometimes it’s nice to revisit the past and see the golden era of video games—where innovation, intrigue, and taking risks was at its peak. The ...

Tristan Jurkovich began his career as a journalist in 2011. His childhood love of video games and writing fuel his passion for archiving this great medium’s history. He dabbles in every genre, but ...

PS2 emulator NetherSX2 dropped its first major update of the year. There are two versions, Classic (3668) and standard (4248), with performance differences. Both versions have an updated GameDB ...

Ahmad is a video game fanatic. He always carries his PSVita with him wherever he goes so he can play Metal Gear Solid on the go, and his socials are filled with gaming news. He also lifts weights ...

Anthony is a writer who's worked in the games industry for four years. He's a competitive gamer with a soft spot for retro titles. Anthony enjoys speedrunning a few titles, but Simpson's Hit & Run is ...

One of the best trilogy of games to ever come to PS2 is soon set to be fully playable on PS5 and PS4. Long before the days when it took five, six, or even more years between installments for games to ...