Since the PlayStation 3 homebrew development scene is still in its infancy stage, it's only natural that there's been a limited selection of homebrew apps and games to choose from. In particular, users have only a small number of homebrew emulators to tinker with.

Fortunately, developer unjammer recently released a new homebrew emulator centered on the old school Apple II system. Entitled "BD-J Apple II Emulator", it can easily run demos of classic games made for the OS.

The bad news is that it currently does not support a keyboard function, giving users a very limited access to the emulator. Hopefully, the developer will continually enhance BD-J Apple II emulator with more features in future releases.

In the meantime, you can enjoy the current build by downloading it through the link we've provided below. If you have any questions regarding it, you can leave any feedback with the developer on the project's release thread.