Download the latest AetherSX2 APK (version 1.4-3064) for Android — a free PlayStation 2 emulator that lets you run PS2 games directly on your device.
AetherSX2 APK is a PlayStation 2 emulator for Android, allowing you to play PS2 games on your Android devices. It works by running PS2 ISO game files along with the required BIOS file, allowing you to enjoy classic PS2 titles directly on your phone or tablet.
AetherSX2 is still under development, and it can already run many PS2 games and ROMs smoothly without major issues. As development continues, the emulator is expected to improve further with better performance and compatibility.
AetherSX2 emulator features built-in on-screen controls, allowing users to play PS2 games without the need for an external gamepad. For those who prefer physical controls, the emulator also fully supports external controllers.
According to the developer, AetherSX2 supports PowerVR and Mali GPUs, though actual performance depends on the device’s hardware. For the best and most stable performance, devices powered by Adreno GPUs are highly recommended.
This means AetherSX2 can run on low-end Android devices, but for smooth gameplay and improved compatibility, it is advised to use a smartphone with more than four CPU cores and at least 3 GB of RAM.
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AetherSX2 Features
- Play PS2 games on Android
- Supports PS2 ISO/ROM files
- On-screen touch controls included
- Supports external game controllers
- Works with Adreno, Mali, and PowerVR GPUs
- Better performance on Adreno devices
- Graphics and performance settings available
- Save and load game progress
- Free to use
Download AetherSX2 Apk & Bios File
Here is the link below that will take you to the page where you can download the AetherSX2 APK for your Android device.
Games Tested on AetherSX2
God of War
God of War II
GTA: San Andreas
GTA: Vice City
Need for Speed: Most Wanted
Need for Speed: Underground 2
Resident Evil 4
Shadow of the Colossus
Tekken 5
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3
Note: Game performance may vary depending on your device specifications and emulator settings.