AI-driven project AnyPS5 ports PS5 games to PC, achieving an 86% system library compatibility rate.
The open-source AI project AnyPS5 is working to natively port PlayStation 5 games to PC, having completed 86% of system library porting and 100% of GPU shader porting. The project aims to achieve better performance for PS5 games on PC by replacing Sony's system libraries rather than emulating the console. Community tracking shows that over 180 PS5 games have been attempted with the tool, but only a few have been verified as playable. Gaming content creator Schlayerr predicts that Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) could run on PC at significantly higher frame rates than on PS5. Theodore Agranat, Web3 Director at Gunzilla Games, believes it's technically feasible but is skeptical about achieving AAA game quality and performance at scale. Discord community members suggest that PS5 firmware updates could be a potential obstacle for GTA 6 running on PC via AnyPS5, as the project would need to synchronize updates to its conversion files.
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