First release of PSPMO5 v1.0.1 Thomson MO5 emulator now out

Interested in reliving old memories of tinkering with classic computer systems? Your PSP may help you go back to cyber memory lane, if you want to work with a Thomson MO5. PSPMO5, a Thomson MO5 emulator for the PSP, is now out for your sentimental needs. More details in the full article.

Download: PSPMO5 for fw 3.x
Download: PSPMO5 for fw 1.5
Visit: Zx-81’s Homebrew Releases on the QJ.Net Forums

Homebrew developer Zx-81 is at it once again with the latest in his repertoire of classic computer system emulators for the PSP, PSPMO5. PSPMO5 is a well-done emulator for the Thomson MO5 home computer system, based on an existing MO5 emulator created by Daniel Coulom for all computing platforms, namely Windows, Mac, and Linux.

There’s no changelog, since this is PSPMO5’s initial release. However, Zx-81 had the good foresight to release this emulator in two versions, one for PSPs running on firmware 3.x and another for those using firmware 1.5.

If you’re interested in taking a trip down cyber memory lane, just download the file below (make sure you choose the correct one according to your PSP’s firmware) and go over the readme file for more information about installation and controls. Enjoy!

Download: PSPMO5 for fw 3.x
Download: PSPMO5 for fw 1.5
Visit: Zx-81’s Homebrew Releases on the QJ.Net Forums