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AnyPS5 project reaches critical GPU milestone in race to enable running PS5 games natively on PC

October 10

The open-source AnyPS5 project has reached 100% GPU shader instruction coverage, a significant milestone in its effort to run PlayStation 5 games natively on Windows and Linux PCs.

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