A fresh update for the ShadPS4 emulator brings many technical improvements to help games run better on PC. Version 0.8.0 lacks major new features like the AMD FSR support found in the previous release. Instead, it focuses on core improvements across libraries, GPU handling, shader processing, and interface tweaks.
Even before this official update, test versions showed progress with two PlayStation 4 exclusives. Both the Driveclub racing game and the InFAMOUS Second Son open-world adventure can now start up. However, these games still face visual problems and slow performance on the emulator. Based on Bloodborne's progress, which went from barely starting to fully playable within months, these games might become playable soon.
The emulator lets PC players enjoy games that will probably never see official computer releases. Making Bloodborne work on PC opened doors for modding projects. One standout mod, Remaster Project, adds visual enhancements that make the game look much better than the original version.
Even before this official update, test versions showed progress with two PlayStation 4 exclusives. Both the Driveclub racing game and the InFAMOUS Second Son open-world adventure can now start up. However, these games still face visual problems and slow performance on the emulator. Based on Bloodborne's progress, which went from barely starting to fully playable within months, these games might become playable soon.
The emulator lets PC players enjoy games that will probably never see official computer releases. Making Bloodborne work on PC opened doors for modding projects. One standout mod, Remaster Project, adds visual enhancements that make the game look much better than the original version.
