Android emulation has taken another step forward as the platform's premier PlayStation 3 emulator rolled out a substantial new update. The latest release introduces a major upgrade to local multiplayer functionality, making it easier than ever to enjoy classic console titles with friends.
While running complex PlayStation 3 titles on mobile hardware remains a demanding task, active development has steadily improved performance and usability. This latest feature drop focuses on expanding multiplayer support, allowing gamers to connect multiple controllers to their Android devices for split-screen and cooperative play.
The update turns compatible Android phones and tablets into even more capable portable consoles for retro enthusiasts, provided their devices have the processing power to handle the emulation workload.
For full details regarding the update and setup instructions, check the original coverage on Android Authority.
