Homebrew Developer
All that we gamers required was a PC-Engine emulator for the PSP and many have gone to the extent of blogging furiously about not finding the right one ever. Homebrew developer Zx-81 has released the PSPHUGO, a PC-Engine emulator for the PSP just as we all required. Also known as the Turbografx-16, the new product features IR keyboard compatibility, a built-in virtual keyboard and thankfully the keyboard also come with support for configurable key mapping. Though the emulation speed and graphics are not that great on titles like Gunhead, such issues would definitely be resolved in the future updates. And we all know that when Zx-81 does something, they really make it functional and we can trust them for their efficiency.
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