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RPCS3 Emulator is Making Progress: "Loadable" Category is Fully Cleared Now

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The RPCS3 team says its PlayStation 3 emulator now has zero games in the Loadable compatibility category. In a post on X , the developers said Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X.

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