Demon’s Souls remake arrives on PC thanks to emulation
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The world of PC gaming has reached a major technical milestone in the last few hours. The celebrated Demon’s Souls remake, a title originally developed exclusively for PlayStation 5, has been successfully run on computers thanks to the use of the KytyPS5 emulator.
Tests conducted on February 17th showed surprising results in terms of performance. Using a latest-generation graphics card, the RTX 5070, the game managed to stably exceed the 60 frames per second (FPS) threshold, ensuring a fluid experience comparable to that of the original consoles.
Performance improves further by activating advanced technologies such as NVIDIA's DLSS Frame Generation. Thanks to this feature, the title reaches nearly 120 FPS, offering very high visual fluidity. These data confirm the constant progress of emulation tools, which allow complex titles to run on non-native hardware.
Despite the technical success, it is important to remember that the emulation of copyrighted software remains a complex issue in the technology sector. The developers of KytyPS5 continue to work on improving software compatibility, making titles born exclusively for the console market increasingly accessible.
Sources: tech-insider.org
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