Sinclair ZX Spectrum Emulator for the Nintendo DS

Most of the changes in this release are related to the GUI rewrite…

 

* Complete re-write of the GUI.

* Improved the touch screen accuracy on some Nintendo DS systems.

* Added Quick Save and Quick Load functionality

* Added two new keyboard images. A Save keyboard and a Spectrum +2 keyboard.

* Added a new global settings screen to replace the old Controls screen.

* Added re-definable keyboard controls.

* Added border size control.

* Removed the maximim file limit on the Load screen. There is now no fixed limit.

* Implemented several Z80 undocumented features, fixing the crash in Ghosts ‘n’ Goblins.

* Fixed the flags on the Z80 CPI command, fixing the odd behaviour in Scrabble.

Changelog / Download

Sinclair ZX-81 emulator

** 28/08/2007

- Minor update in the path selector...CHR,ROM,C and Bin can be loaded in memory (UDG,ROM&CODES)

- Virtual Tape menu added.

- TZX & T81 format supported, can be loaded with LOAD"" or LOAD"NAME" (Save command don't refresh the current file but generate a P file on your hard disk.)

- Hrg Memotech card updated (0000h-0400h segment can be set without hrg display).

- Direct type-in ZX chars in binary editor (press control).

- Quick Silva UDG Card supported :

1) UDG mirrored at 8400h(set1) and 8600h(set2 - reversed graphics).

2) Use the RAND USR QCopy to print the screen (in the driver "CHAR.P" file)

>> Get it HERE.

The Last Hurrah

 

It's with much regret that I have to announce that I'm going to retire from the sharp end of the PSP homebrew scene. The betrayal of trust that preceded the Pandora release was extremely hurtful, and has left me unable to fully trust the people I'd previously enjoyed working so hard with. And so, I have had to decide to stop working on projects that require that level of trust.

 

Besides that, life continues to be very busy in the run up to fatherhood, and there are various non-PSP projects that I'd like to play with. Not to mention the fact that I'm tired of the continual pressure and idiocy of the PSP scene - long gone are the fun days of pioneering amongst like minds, in a mutually supportive and gentlemanly environment.

 

The Pandora Battery therefore marks my last major PSP project. I expect that Team C+D and Noobz will continue to release stuff without me, and I still hope to finish up some of the non-exploit projects that I'd been working on (Installotron, piKey etc.).

 

It was a fun ride while it lasted.

Source: Fanjita's Blog

Fanjita was one of the best devs in the PSP scene, responsible for many loaders and exploits. He will be greatly missed.

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