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Xbox Series S

Sony PS2 games running on Xbox Series S? We’ve truly seen it all now

Posted on December 2, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Xbox Series X/S consoles rule the roost when it comes to backwards compatibility, but we didn’t expect to see Sony PS2 games running on the new systems.

However, the unlikely marriage of the Microsoft and Sony systems comes, of course, through an unofficial mod and uses emulation software to play PS2-era games on the next-gen Xbox Series S.

The discovery was made by YouTuber Modern Vintage Gamer, who used the developer mode built into each of the Xbox Series S. Once there, the gamer was able to run Universal Windows Platform apps.
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