Sadly, unlike other retro consoles, there isn’t an official PlayStation 2 emulator designed for the Raspberry Pi, making this wacky idea even more experimental than my usual DIY projects.But ...

Wanting to know how to emulate the Raspberry Pi 5 can run PS2?You’re in the right place. With the newly released Raspberry Pi 5, it’s time to take a closer look at the tiny computer.Since the ...

The Raspberry Pi 5 model B, running Aethersx2 PS2 emulator, achieved by launching the emulator from a terminal, and it has been tested with several games, including Burnout 3, Castlevania ...

Les Pounder of Tom's Hardware writes that although the AetherSX2 PlayStation 2 emulator runs on the Raspberry Pi 4, it runs much better on the newer and more powerful Pi 5.He estimated that the Pi ...

The build features genuine PS2 hardware augmented with a Raspberry Pi 2, which loads game files over an ethernet-connected SMB server; no emulation is involved. Darkwingmod says that the games run ...

The PS2 Eclipse is a handheld PlayStation 2 console. It’s a mod that involves trimming down an original PS2 motherboard and packing it into a 3D printed chassis with a set of PSVita buttons and ...

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This library contains the code required to interface the PlayStation 2 controller with the Raspberry Pi. Cloning the library is a simple process that can be done using a few terminal commands.

The PS/2 keyboard uses a relatively simple clock and data protocol that is well-understood. The only real issue is converting the 5V PS/2 signals to 3.3V for the Pi (and vice versa, of course).

People love stuffing Raspberry Pi’s into all kinds of retro game consoles, but the PlayStation hasn’t seen much love. Over on Pi Supply, they show you how to wire in a Pi to a PlayStation console.