The PS3 emulator RPCS3 successfully increased the frame rate of the classic remastered work "God of War I+II Collector's Edition" to 60fps. This result was based on a PC equipped with an i7-4790K@4.9GHz processor. The development team said it was worse than this. Many machines will work just fine.

The RPCS3 simulator runs on a 64-bit Windows 7 (or higher) system, and the CPU must be a 64-bit processor that supports SSSE3.

The current problem is that RPCS3 still occasionally crashes when simulating the game, and there are no sound effects throughout the process... Therefore, it will still take time to simulate it perfectly, and the development team said they are trying to correct these problems. The Cell architecture of PS3 can be called the most inefficient game platform in history, and its side effect is that it is extremely difficult to simulate.

After Sony and Microsoft abandoned their proprietary architectures and switched to general-purpose PC systems, simulation became a thing of the past. In addition to the official high-definition renditions launched to make money, existing works are compatible with future models by default. This trend may continue, and new platforms even come with enhanced effects of old works, such as Xbox One X.

In addition, the PS4 exclusive "Detroit: Become Human" has caused trouble recently! The official recommendation of this work shows that I am the one who really owns it, and I can only cry when I can’t enjoy it:

The tweet was deleted three hours later, and the role of game producer David Cage is unclear. However, he has gotten into trouble many times. His old film "Beyond: Two Souls" almost brought him to court for exposing nude photos of actress Ellen Page.