If you've been using an older version of fMSX, then you might want to upgrade to version 3.5.35 since it has quite a number of bugfixes. To find out more, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" article.

Download: fMSX v3.5.35

Enthusiasts of classic emulators will be glad to hear that homebrew developer Patrik Rak is back with an update to his Sinclair ZX Spectrum (previous update here). Sporting new options such as toggling between grayscale and color graphics as well as adding a safer shutdown mode. The changelog can be found, as usual, in the full article.


Download: ZXDS 0.8.0 beta 1

A week ago, homebrew developer zx-81 released PSP-VE v1.0.1 to the PSP homebrew community, which allowed the 8-bit game console to be mimicked by Sony's portable handheld. Now zx-81 has improved audio and video performance with a new update: PSP-VE v1.0.2.

Download: PSP-VE v1.0.2 for FW 3.xx
Download: PSP-VE v1.0.2 for FW 1.50
Download: PSP-VE v1.0.2 source code
Visit: ZX-81's Homebrew Releases

There's a new bit of emulation currently being developed for the Wii, and this time, it's for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. The name of the emulator is called FUSE, short for Free Unix Spectrum Emulator, and its being developed by Bg. Learn more about it after the jump!

Download: FUSE Preview Release

Heads up for the Wiibrew crowd! Homebrew developer eke-eke has released a new build for SMSplus Project, an emulator of the Sega Master System and the Sega Game Gear for the Nintendo Wii. This update has a lot of great new features, including support for two players, and the ability to run zipped roms. Check out what else is new by going to the full article.

Download: SMSplus Project (release 01/06/2008)

Roughly 28 years after it was first released, gamers are still getting mileage out of the Commodore 64 through emulation. If you want to play some of the classic titles from this system on your Nintendo DS, you might want to check out GPF's FrodoDS C64 emulator. The emulator has recently been updated and now supports snapshot saves, among other things. Hit the full article for details.

Download: FrodoDS (binaries)
Download: FrodoDS (source code)

Those of you looking for a decent SNES emulator for the PlayStation Portable won't run out of options anytime soon, considering the numerous releases of similar applications out right now in the homebrew community. Case in point, the highly popular Snes9xTYL homebrew emulator was recently picked up by some new developers and has gone through several new improvements. More details regarding it can be found in our full article.

Download: Snes9xTYLsmcm Test 3 16/05/08 Release

IgpSP, an iPod port of Exophase's gpSP Game Boy Advance emulator has been given another update. This port is based on gpSP's latest open-source code and uses hotdog for faster graphics rendering. Hit the full article for a full features list.

Download: igpSP v0.9-2xb K3

If you fancied playing Nintendo DS games on your PC, you should have read about the homebrew emulator iDeaS from developer Lino. We reported about the previous version last February here. Today the new build - iDeaS beta version 1.0.2.4. - is available with new bug fixes and improvements. What are the changes? You can find them at the full article.

Download: iDeas v1.0.2.4 beta

Want more Sega emulation on your Nintendo Wii? Homebrew developer lopst may have what you need, with his own take on the Sega Mega Drive emulator, GenPlus. What's special about this particular emulator is the fact that it supports two Wiimotes - as well as the Classic Controller. Definitely handy for those multiplayer matches, right? Check out all the details in the full article.

Download: GenPlus by lopst