GitHub project AnyPS5 may let PS5 games run natively on PC
An open-source GitHub project called AnyPS5 uses AI to convert PlayStation 5 game executables into PC-compatible programs. It replaces Sony’s system libraries rather than emulating the console, aiming for native performance. Over 180 titles have been tested, but only a few verified as playable. The project claims 86.47% of system libraries ported, with 100% of PS5 GPU shaders ported, though…
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- AnyPS5 converts PS5 games to PC by replacing Sony’s system libraries, not emulating the console
- 86.47% of system libraries ported, but demos show low FPS (4–60) due to incomplete support and bugs
- Sony’s mandatory firmware update for *GTA 6* may delay PC compatibility, per Discord users
Speculators, including pseudonymous creator Schlayerr, suggest GTA 6 might run on PC at launch with higher frames than on PS5. Theodore Agranat, director of Web3 at Gunzilla Games, acknowledges technical feasibility but doubts scalability for AAA titles. The project explicitly bans piracy in its Discord server, though users could still circumvent this. Some PlayStation fans speculate AnyPS5 emerged partly in response to Sony’s 2028 disc ban, which sparked community backlash, including a petition with 385,000+ signatures. Sony argues digital purchases don’t grant ownership, citing its Terms of Service.
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decrypt.co · 13 October 2026
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