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PS3 emulator devs warn of fake Blu-ray drives on Newegg and AliExpress

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The developers of the Sony PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 have warned their social media followers about “a recent influx of fake Blu-ray drives.” According to the emulator devs, scammers are putting…

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