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But the emulators were a bit of a disaster[https://www.reddit.com/r/ps4homebrew/comments/10x7cg8/ps2_on_ps4/] and the platform holder eventually pulled support. In 2024, thanks to the work of [https://www.implicitconversions.com/ Implicit Conversions], a retro-focused porting company that has recently been working with Sony to add PS1 support to its multi-platform [https://www.implicitconversions.com/syrup-emulation-engine/ Syrup Emulation Engine], announced newer emulator announced for both PS4 and PS5, with new "up-rendering" designed for the 4K-capable PS5 could make these 3D titles look "sharper" on modern TVs. And other new features like "rewind, quick save, and custom video filters" promise nice improvements over the relatively bare-bones PSX, PS2 and PSP emulation previously available on these consoles. [https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2024/05/sony-listing-hints-at-native-upscaled-ps2-emulation-on-the-ps5/] This new emulator, however, still faces criticism.[https://youtu.be/ri20Y6E89LE]