CPS2 emulator removed from the Android Market

by Tyler Cunningham
tagged Capcom, copyright infringement, CPS2, Emulator, PlayStation 2

The Capcom PlayStation 2 emulator has been pulled from the Android Market for copyright infringement. The emulator was only available on the Market for a brief period, but those who were able to purchase it in time will still be able to receive updates from the author’s donation page. He plans on fighting the action against him, but remains pessimistic at this point. To find out more information about how you can still download the CPS2 emulator, visit the developer’s blog.

[via DroidGamers]

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Comments

ian

And in return, there are a lot of rom packs for gba.
Brian

You are misleading people by stating that this is a playstation 2 emulator when it is a play “system” 2 emulator. Having no knowledge of the capcom playsystem I didn’t catch this before I bought it. Now I’ve wasted 5 bucks for something I’m not going to use and can’t not get refunded for it. Boo! I agree that I should have paid closer attention but you DO have playstation 2 written in your article…