Hello burning world.

Things are moving, both inside and beyond the screens. Lately, a new presence has drifted into my orbit—the kind that reminds you there is still real air to breathe beyond the hum of cooling fans and the cold glare of monitors.

Meanwhile, the import work grinds on, just as it has for a full year now.

Google, for its part, still treats us like ghosts in the desert. It doesn’t care, looking right through us as if we weren’t even there.

So we finally decided to strike out on a different trail: knocking directly on the doors of homebrew developers. The true believers of this craft—people who still keep the spark alive on machines that went out of production nearly fifty years ago.

Writing that down hits differently from the height of my 44 years. Time passes, the geological eras of silicon pile up, and things change.

All the more reason why Grifis and I won’t yield an inch. The machine holds its ground, the code flows swift with the help of AI, and this project—which has shed its skin more than once over time—is planted in the dirt to stay.

What does all this mean?

It means the PLAY section is now live, where you can directly play the homebrews from the software houses that granted us the honor and permission to host their creations.

For now, our thanks go out to:

• Itch.io and NesDev.org for letting us broadcast our signal on their forums, and to every user who answered back from the void.
• Our pilot software house, Rozsoft, the very first to give us the green light.

Soon we will upload more titles and temper the system to make the whole thing as smooth and playable as possible.

All of this will ripple straight into the app as well. Dear app users—and especially you, Usuralis, standing tall at the very top—a way to play homebrews directly on the app is coming. We are already engineering the setup to make it happen and push the app much further.

So stay glued to your fucking screens. Big things are coming.