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A new job advertisement published by PlayStation Studios has fans hoping for a PS Vita and PS3 emulator again. As discovered by ResetEra Uzupedro, Sony is hiring a software development engineer who will specifically work as a “classic engineer” to develop new emulators, among other tasks. PS3 emulation seems like a dream, but never say never!

Fans have long hoped for a proper PS3 emulator

Over the years, we’ve heard a number of reports that Sony officially wants to bring PS3 emulation to the PS5, with the general consensus that the PS3’s architecture is to blame for the company’s move. However, many in the gaming community claim that PS3 emulation on PS5 is certainly possible, but something Sony probably does not want to invest time and resources in. On the same subject : The Best New Video Games From 2022 To Date. Some have even suggested that the company should hire RPCS3 developers – the team behind the popular unofficial, open source code The multi-platform PS3 emulator.

“Our Software Development Engineer position works on the Tools and Technology team at PlayStation Studios to support the newly relaunched Classics for PS4 and PS5,” the job description states. “Classic games run via emulation of older PlayStation platforms. As a Classics engineer, you will work closely with a group of other engineers, manufacturers and QA teams to fix bugs, add new features and develop new emulators.”

While it is clear that the aforementioned job description refers to classics in PS Plus Premium, it has not stopped fans from gaining hope.

On another note, it’s encouraging to see that Sony wants to get people who want to be dedicated to PS Plus Premium classics because they had a pretty rocky launch.

In other news, here are new PS5 and PS4 games being released this week, and we’ve found a solution for PS Plus Extra / Premium DLC to appear to be locked for some players.

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