DuckStation Emulator Screenshots
DuckStation Description
Stenzek is the primary developer of DuckStation, a free and open-source PlayStation emulator.
It has a graphical user interface, sophisticated “cheat” code support, upscaling, texture filtering, overclocking, PGXP, and CHD compatibility. Because of its usage of proprietary plugins, amazing emulation accuracy, cozy and attractive Qt-based interface, a broad range of emulation parameters, and outstanding compatibility, it became quite popular, even exceeding ePSXe and PCSX-Reloaded.
DuckStation aims to be as accurate as possible while preserving performance across a wide range of devices. It is developed with playability and speed in mind. Just a few of the upgrades have compatibility concerns; all playable games should be supported with the default setup. For optimal recompiler speed, 64-bit CPUs are needed.
Dolphin code was tested on DuckStation before being included in the main program. Stenzek has gone so far as to claim that the user interface was taken straight from Dolphin since it was “designed in conjunction with actual UI/UX people.”
Why choose DuckStation
- High compatibility. You can run and play most PS1 games smoothly
- Graphics boost support allows you to play games at higher resolutions and better image quality
- Allows applying filters such as anti-aliasing to smooth distortion and increase image quality.
- Allows you to save and load games between play sessions.
- Handle support. You can connect to popular controllers to play games such as Xbox, DualShock, etc
- Friendly user interface, easy to use.
- Stable performance. It works well on low-end computers.
- Actively contributed and developed by the community. There are always new updates.
- Open source code so anyone can contribute to development.
