<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>A PS3 emulator called aPS3e has been released on the Google Play Store for Android devices, marking a significant step in emulation development.</li><li>The emulator is still under active development and may not work well with all games, as reported by users who experienced crashes, bugs, and unreliable frame rates.</li><li>aPS3e is designed for high-end Android devices with the latest processors and requires around 12 GB of RAM for optimal performance.</li><li>The app offers on-screen controls and limited Bluetooth controller support.</li><li>It's not the only PS3 emulator for Android, but it's the first listed on the Play Store, sparking controversy over code origins.</li><li>Criticism arose regarding code similarities with other projects, but the developer has made aPS3e open-source on Github.</li><li>The app is currently free without ads, with a premium version available for $5 to support the developer.</li><li>aPS3e has surpassed 10,000 downloads since its release.</li><li>Overall, the emulator represents progress in running PS3 games on Android devices, despite existing performance challenges.</li></ul>

A native PS3 emulator for Android is available on the Play Store

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