Filter the library by genre, see every game's publisher & copyright, more titles tracking scores and on the ladder, a controller pause shortcut, and a big round of mobile fixes.

• Filter the library by genre — Fighting, Platformer, Shooter, Adventure, Racing, Puzzle, Arcade, Sports and Cards
• Every game now shows its publisher and copyright on the Game Data card
• More high scores: Atari titles (Centipede, Frogger, Donkey Kong…) now track scores, plus 1943 and Castlevania III — and CV3 & 1943 joined the ladder
• Press Select + Start on a controller to pause/resume any game
• Mobile: rotate to landscape for full-screen play, and games now start with a single tap (no more grey screen)
• The visitor dashboard's daily traffic is now a proper time-series chart

Play Intellivision with a controller — the disc and action buttons work, plus a new on-screen keypad with per-cartridge overlays. Also: profile avatars and more scoring.

• Intellivision now plays on a gamepad — the d-pad/stick moves the disc and the face buttons fire (no keyboard needed)
• On-screen keypad: hold a shoulder button, aim with the d-pad, release to press a number — and each cartridge shows its own overlay art
• Shortcuts: Start → keypad Enter, Select → keypad Clear
• Pick a profile avatar from a preset gallery in your Account panel
• Super Mario Bros. 3 ladder runs auto-submit on game over; 1942 now tracks high scores
• The 'under development' banner now shows on every page

Squashed a race that could freeze the score counter and break pause on the live site, and you can now pick an anonymous public name for the leaderboards.

• Pick a custom Public Name in your Account panel — it replaces your Google/real name everywhere on the ladder and leaderboards, including past runs
• Fixed a rare load race that could freeze the on-screen score after one update and stop Pause from working
• High scores persist reliably across sessions — no more 'here one load, gone the next' (storage no longer depends on sign-in timing)
• The ladder's game-over check no longer fights the score scrape — they share one read

Dying now logs your run, high scores stick around, and we laid the groundwork for a store and a token system.

• Score ladder: game over auto-submits and ranks your run, then returns you to the ladder (Super Mario Bros.)
• High scores are now your best-per-attempt and survive restarts — no more getting wiped by a fresh game
• Basic anti-cheat keeps impossible runs (e.g. 100+ lives) off the ladder
• New Store page and an in-progress token system (free while in beta)
• The game's title now shows on the play screen; fixed an unreadable Controls button
• Fixed Pause so the game actually stops instead of running in the background

We built an Intellivision emulator from scratch and stocked the shelves across four systems.

• Intellivision is here — 17 classics in your browser with sound and even Intellivoice speech (Astrosmash, BurgerTime!, TRON: Deadly Discs & more)
• SMZ3 — our first modded game: the Super Metroid × A Link to the Past crossover randomizer
• New NES: Ninja Gaiden I/II/III, Castlevania II & III, Super Mario Bros. 2, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!, Rad Racer, Solstice
• New SNES: Chrono Trigger · New Genesis: Sonic 3, Sonic 3D Blast, Earthworm Jim 1 & 2, The Revenge of Shinobi, Ms. Pac-Man
• Grab a Bluetooth or USB controller — plug in and play

The arcade now opens on a proper home page, and signing in survives a refresh so you're not bounced back to Guest.

• Redesigned home page: popular titles, live ladders, and active multiplayer at a glance
• Stay signed in across refreshes with a secure 30-day session
• Library filters: by system, single vs. multiplayer, and hide locked titles
• Fixes: Donkey Kong Country is correctly 2-player; removed a duplicate Super Castlevania IV

Behind-the-scenes tooling to help us map games faster and understand how the arcade is being used.

• Dev-only capture grabs a RAM snapshot + matching screenshot, downloadable as one stamped ZIP
• Traffic dashboard now counts unique visitors instead of raw page loads
• Trimmed ~440 lines of retired emulator code for a leaner, faster load

Super Nintendo games can now track progress, plus quality-of-life upgrades to how you play.

• SNES RAM mapped — A Link to the Past tracks pendants, crystals, and hearts
• Pop games out to their own tab or go full-screen, with your maps and tools still open
• Rebind keyboard & controller per system (NES / SNES / Genesis / Atari)
• Live auto-map with a follow-me marker (Zelda) and enemy damage tables