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ZX Spectrum, aka PSPectrum v0.1. The ZX Spectrum (nicknamed the Speccy), was an 8-bit home computer games system that enabled the late 1970's arcade games to be played in the home. Except for the MK14, ZX Spectrum's were initially produced by a company named Sinclair Research. This emulator was created by HexDump and ryosaebaa from Spain. Here’s what they had to say about it: “

Pspectrum is a Spectrum emulator for psp. It is far from perfect but it runs
almost 95% of 48k/128k games and also has sound (only 48k by now).

About 4 moths of developing has been needed to bring this emulator to the psp.
I could have chosen to port one of the well known Speccy/Z80 emulators for PC, but
I prefered to start it from scratch because is something I allways wanted to do. So,
don´t blame me for it :D.

Only .Z80 and .SNA support by now.

The emulator is really easy to use. Every screen has info about what buttons are
used and what they do. The only screen that doesn´t have this is the main emulation
screen (yeah, where you play), so here are some indications:
-> R: Show Keyboard
-> L: Show menues
-> SELECT: Show file selector.”

Plus2.rom and 48.rom are not included.