PlayStation 2 emulators like PCSX 2 have been very popular among the members of the gaming community for a long time, as they have allowed gamers to enjoy their favorite PlayStation games on PC.

Gamers also witnessed many emulators on the Android platform as well, like DamonPS2. But fans had a terrible experience with it, and it’s not something that Android users would prefer.

The gaming community is ready to welcome one more emulator that goes by the name of AetherSX2.

As of now, the emulator is still in the works and the recent trials have yielded positive results. Soon, Android users will be able to enjoy a flawless experience of their favorite PlayStation 2 titles. Fans are likely to get more news about its release in a few days.

It’s hard to believe that iconic PlayStation 2 games like Resident Evil 4, God of War II, Final Fantasy XII, and many more will run smoothly on Android phones. But that’s exactly what the future holds.

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AetherSX2- Price and more

Talhreth is the official developer of this emulator, and they will keep AetherSX2 absolutely free of cost. Yes, that’s right, this emulator won’t cost a penny to use; it’s an admirable approach from the devs.

In addition to being available free of cost, it is also an open-source software. This means other developers can use the source code without worrying about copyright issues.

Talhreth’s decision of keeping it open source must’ve been surprising for the entire gaming community.

The devs are building AetherSX2 under GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), which allows other devs to use the source code for various purposes. Ultimately, it opens up scope for further enhancements as other developers will also be able to contribute to the betterment of this emulator.

Talhreth expects to launch this app before the end of 2021, which means fans can get their hands on it next month.

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