Releasing another version of his Sinclair Spectrum emulator, uberjack is back with Fuse PSP v0.10.0.21. This one includes a quick bugfix on the tape feature, as well as other new tape-related additions.

Download: Fuse PSP version 0.10.0.21

PSP homebrew developer Akop "uberjack" Karapetyan has released an updated version of Fuse PSP, his ZX Spectrum emulator for the Sony PlayStation Portable handheld. This release adds on-screen indicators for floppy and tape drives and updates libspectrum to 0.5.0.1.


Download: Fuse PSP v0.10.0.2

Here's a New Year release from PSP homebrew developer uberjack: a new version of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum emulator, Fuse PSP. Notable additions in this release include support for compressed disks, extra button options, and the ability to export save states to other versions of the emulator.


Download: Fuse PSP v0.10.0.1

Developer uberjack has unveiled a new build of the Free Unix Spectrum Emulator (Fuse) emulator for the PSP. Among other updates, version 0.9.0.25 addressed a bug with the sound rendering engine that was causing the application to slow down.
 
Download: Fuse PSP version 0.9.0.25

  

Last year, 10tacle studios announced that they would be releasing Boulder Dash for the PSP and DS. For the guys unfamiliar with the game, Boulder Dash was originally created in the 80s for the Apple II, MSX, ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, and Atari 400/800 home computers.

The game puts players behind the controls of Rockford, whose job is to dig through caves collecting gems and diamonds while avoiding hostile creatures and falling rocks. Fast forward to today, we we have received new details for this upcoming game, which has been renamed Boulder Dash-Rocks!:

• Completely revamped in-game graphics
• Release date moved to the fourth quarter 2007.
• The game will feature tools to help the players on their diamond-collecting, such as bombs and laser guns - the latter can be loaded with different types of ammo.
• Each laser ammo has a different characteristic: some have the ability to freeze enemies, while others pull objects towards the player.
• Five game modes: Single-player, Multi-player, and three other TBA game modes.
• Unique game modes for the PSP and DS (TBA).  

Just keep posted as 10tacle reveals more details on this upcoming game in the near future

  

PSPKOR has released a new version of his homebrew beat 'em up title coded in Lua, Bruce Lua to v0.2 today. Bruce lua is a homebrew clone of the retro game released for the Zx Spectrum and Commodore 64 consoles back in the 80's. It features side-scrolling gameplay and an enemy AI. The first release of this game, which features martial arts legend Bruce Lee and Street Fighter front-man Ryu, went down well with QJ readers a few weeks ago, and hopefully this release that packs more features and a decent enemy AI should be the same. Here's the changelog:

• Actual game mode now playable thanks to AI.
• Ryu(Enemy) with some Basic A.I.
• Changing color health bar as your health gets lower.
• Side scrolling background, as you walk close to it.
• A score board, to see how well you can do.

This game even features a training mode to get you started on those karate chops. This is PSPKOR's first homebrew game and is only his second release for the PSP, the first being the initial version of Bruce Lua, and it is really fun to play. Hopefully this game will continue to be upgraded as the gameplay in this is truly remarkable for a Lua game! See for yourselves!

Download: [Bruce Lua v0.2]