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PLAYSTATION 5 - FULL PS3 EMULATION on PS5 is COMING !? - This is IMPRESSIVE / UNCHARTED 5, TLOU 3 &…

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1) PS5: Full PS3 emulation may arrive (via jailbreak)

  • The video claims full PS3 emulation on PS5 is coming, tied to a recent PS5 jailbreak window for consoles running firmware below 14.0 (the last major firmware update mentioned).
  • It’s suggested Sony may be restricting PSN access for users on firmware below 14.0, which could reduce/erase benefits related to online access and PS Store downloading, depending on how enforcement works.
  • The key highlight: a port of RPCS3 (the major PS3 emulator for PC) is allegedly being worked on for PS5, implying a more accessible and direct way to run PS3 games than earlier workarounds.
  • The host plans to track performance closely, especially for CPU-heavy titles like Killzone 2, since results may vary by game.

2) Sony’s two emulation challenges: PS3 on PS5 and PS5 on PC

The speaker frames Sony as dealing with two big emulation issues:

  1. PS3 emulation on PS5 (the new RPCS3-on-PS5 claim)
  2. PS5 emulation on PC, which the host says has been improving rapidly (including reported performance gains for newer tests—e.g., Astro Bot reaching 40–50 FPS+)

Overall takeaway: the host expects PS3-on-PS5 progress to be the most interesting to watch next.

3) Naughty Dog future: Intergalactic + multiple Last of Us projects (plus Uncharted)

  • After The Last of Us returned for another year, Naughty Dog allegedly postponed bigger announcements until Monday.
  • The host says Neil Druckmann stated “Intergalactic” will not have a reveal this year, even though it could have been expected at events like The Game Awards and there’s a reported next-year release.
  • The host speculates the lack of a 2026 reveal could mean a smaller reveal closer to launch, rather than a major delay (joking that an 8-year gap to a 2028 release would be “insane”).

Two confirmed Last of Us projects

  • Naughty Dog is said to have two Last of Us projects in development, currently very early.
  • The host’s expectations:
    • One project is likely The Last of Us Part 3.
    • The other could be a spin-off or prequel related to Joel/Tommy, or possibly something using new characters—inspired by past discussion about adapting Last of Us Online’s cinematic storytelling into a single-player direction.
  • The host also expresses a desire for multiplayer/factions-style content, specifically not structured as a pure games-as-a-service model.

Uncharted: likely a separate long-in-progress project

  • The host discusses a second Naughty Dog project led by Sean S. / Sean SK (connected to Uncharted: The Lost Legacy), which reports say has been in development for over four years.
  • Because Druckmann said the two confirmed Last of Us projects are in very early stages, the host argues Sean’s long-running project likely isn’t one of those early Last of Us titles.
  • Conclusion presented:
    • Intergalactic is one track
    • Uncharted is another
    • The two Last of Us projects make up the remaining track—one being Part 3, and the other potentially a prequel/spin-off

Leaker feedback (Nate “the Hate”)

  • The video references leaker Nate the Hate, who was asked if Sean’s project is The Last of Us and reportedly replied “no”—with hints that he knows minor details but won’t share them yet.

4) Opinion/criticism: “concept art studio” complaint

  • The host argues Naughty Dog has become a concept-art-heavy studio, expressing frustration that they want actual releases rather than long gaps and early teases.
  • They end by encouraging engagement, joking about flooding the comments with an “84 years” meme tied to the delays.

Presenters / contributors

  • Neil Druckmann (referenced as Naughty Dog lead making statements)
  • Sean SK (referenced as lead on a reported Uncharted-related project)
  • Nate “the Hate” (referenced as a leaker)
  • Video host / narrator (unnamed in the subtitles)

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