Fans of classic computer emulators should take a gander at the final version of zx-81's PSPMO5, the Thomson MO5 emulator for the PSP. As mentioned in the coverage of the previous release, PSPMO5 is based on the MO5 emulator written by Daniel Coulom for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
So what's new in this final release? Check out the changelog for more details:
* Disk and Tape support !
* Load and save state !
* Display and save thumbnail images for each save state
* Add new render mode (Fit height)
* New command/run menu
* Add optional disk mode
* Speed improvements
* Add new hotkeys for quick save / quick load current state
Interested? Just grab the download from the link below and just refer to the readme file included before you make any moves to install this application on your PSP. If you have any comments or suggestions, just drop by PSPMO5's forum thread, also linked below for your convenience.
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