Homebrew developer Zx-81 dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and released his holiday gift for the homebrew community: the final version of SAM Coupe emulator for the PlayStation Portable, PSPSIM.

For those not quite familiar with this classic platform, it was created by Miles Gordon Technology and first saw the light of day back in 1989.

The last build of the PSP-compatible version is 1.1.1. Here's the changelog as provided by Zx-81:

* Speed improvement for all render mode (all render modes use now the GU)
* Automatic start when a new disk is loaded
* Bug fix in the keyboard settings menu (d-pad can be used to move up or down in the key menu, even if the virtual keyboard is displayed)
* Analog pad can be used to scroll faster in the file menu requester

Before using this emulator, be sure to give the Readme.txt file a thorough look to avoid problems during installation and usage. The download package below contains builds compatible for firmwares 1.5 and 3.xx as well as the source code.