AnyPS5: Port PS5 binaries to PC without emulation (87% system libraries mapped)

AnyPS5 is a tool that ports PlayStation 5 executables to Linux and Windows by rewriting and relinking binaries into native formats and providing implementations of PS5 system PRX libraries for dynamic linking - no emulation or separate runtime process. It includes a relinker, a shader recompiler that emits SPIR-V (validated with Spirv-Tools when enabled), SDL-based controller support plus configurable keyboard/mouse mapping via an anyps5-input.ini, and explicit error handling that throws std::runtime_error for unsupported states. The project emphasizes interoperability, research, preservation, and compatibility; it does not ship firmware, keys, or proprietary libraries and is distributed under GPL-2.0.

Progress metrics show a high level of API coverage (title indicates 87% of system library functions declared in core/libs/prx), and the repo has active development history (2,162 commits, many contributors) and community interest (about 6.5k stars, 474 forks). A verified example, Dreaming Sarah, runs at stable 60 fps on modest hardware (GTX 1050 Ti / i5-7500). Documentation covers usage, build instructions, code style, technical debt, and contributing; a compatibility list and game-specific notes track tested titles and known issues. A Discord channel and project resources are available for collaboration.