The last time we saw califrag's eyePSP, it was a video of the project's demo. We've got another update on the said project, with a video and more control methods.

In case you missed the first report, eyePSP is an application that helps your Sony PlayStation Portable detect a laser pointer's movements via a camera. The dev is still away hacking at the project and left us with a video of the current improvements. According to califrag's post at the QJ Forums, four different control methods for "simple sprite movement" were added:

• follow: the sprite follows the cursor position
• mimic: the sprite mimics the cursor movement
• gestures: the sprite moves based on directional gestures by cursor movement
• direct: a screen-map acts as a D-Pad and allows direct movement of the sprite.