The HOMEbrew Menu Standard Library is a simple code library that allows developers to easily incorporate a HOME menu similiar to Nintendos into their applications.
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Homebrew developer zx-81 updated the homebrewed ColecoVision emulator, namely PSPColem, up to version 1.1.1. The author notes that this is will be the final version of PSPColem for the Sony PlayStation Portable. And as such, it comes with more optimizations than bug fixes, and it finally solves those framerate issues you've had with a particular game
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