After three days, PSP homebrew extraordinaire Zx-81 is back with another update, and it sure got us excited. You see, his homebrew emulator called PSPCAP32 has been bumped up to version 1.1.4, and it's got new features to boot.

For those who aren't familiar with this emulator, let me brief you a little. The PSPCAP32 is an Amstrad PC emulator (yep, we're pertaining to the 8-bit home computers made during the 80s and early 90s) for the PSP. So, when you install this to your beloved handheld, you get to play classic games like Turrican. Yep, that's 8-bit nostalgia for you,

Anyway, here's a list of features that you can find in v1.1.4:

• Add "fit height" zoom mode
• Speed limiter is set to 50fps max (instead of 60fps)
• Bug fix in PNG screenshots (bad colors)
• Bug fix in sound tick menu (PSP crash)