NFT platform Ninjalerts has registered a Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) emulator on its Bitcoin (BTC) network so people can play games on their Ordinals platform.
Ninjalerts has also published a guide on how to upload video games to Bitcoin and store game files on the Bitcoin network.
According to Ninjalerts’ claim, in line with copyright laws in the USA, people who have legal copies of computer programs such as video games can back them up for archiving.
It is possible to view a demo of the SNES emulator on YouTube.
Ninjalerts CEO Trevor Owens said: “The limit we can practically reach for porting older video games to Bitcoin is probably a 16-bit system like the SNES.” said.
The Bitcoin blockchain may be one of the best ways to store culturally significant data like this. ninjalerts, “With approximately 52,766 Bitcoin nodes as of January 5, the Bitcoin network is unrivaled in its ability to archive things for long periods of time.” said.