Since rumors suggested Sony might bring PS1 and PS2 emulation to the PS4, some suggested even running old discs might be possible. It might sound impossible to many, but it really isn't.

That’s because a classic Star Wars game from the PS2 era just popped up on the PlayStation Store recently with a promising listing that indicated it was planned for the PS4 and PS5 consoles.

In a surprising announcement, Ubisoft announced the re-release of its long-forgotten PS2 and PS3 games on “new platforms,” ...

The next PS2 game coming to PS4, PS5, and PS Plus Premium has seemingly leaked early, courtesy of a rating board.

Here's everything you need to know about if the PS5 backward compatible and if it can play PS1, PS2, PS3, and PS4 games.

Despite the console's DVD discs being able to store upto 4.7GB of data, there were still quite a few multi-disc games on the PlayStation 2.

And if for some reason a game ever gets pulled from the PlayStation Store, it'll be nice to have the ability to fall back on a disc—even if you have to buy it used—to see what the fuss is about.