There are obvious advantages to playing a game on a screen that's bigger than your Sony PSP's screen. Fortunately, homebrew developer OldPrisoneR's custom firmware plugin - FuSa 1.0 Beta build 011 - allows handheld owners to play Sony PSP games on their TV sets over composite cable.
OldPrisoneR recently released a minor update to the homebrew application. It basically adds the following features:
* Added "autoenable"
* Added SpeeD BoosteR
* Now you can enable/disable SPEED BOOSTER
* Killzone: Liberations, SH: origins now runs perfectly
* There was some noise in home screen - fixed
In a nutshell, the updated version of FuSa 1.0 Beta build 011includes bug fixes, enhanced game compatibility and the ability to toggle the Speed Booster feature on and off. For a more detailed directions on how to use FuSa Beta, as well as a list of which games the Speed Booster feature works with, kindly consult the readme file that comes with the package.
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