Developers Ninjalerts have made a technological breakthrough with the successful implementation of a Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) emulator on the Bitcoin blockchain. This innovative emulator, embedded as part of NFT's Pizza Ninja project, not only gives users access to classic Nintendo games via a web browser, but also seeks to preserve digital cultural artefacts, including endangered video games.

The Pizza Ninja project stands out for its unique concept by integrating an SNES emulator into every Ninja profile image on the Bitcoin blockchain. This allows users to not only view NFTs, but to actively participate by playing classic video games via NFTs. CEO of Ninjalerts, Trevor Owens, emphasised that this approach demonstrates the versatility of Bitcoin-coordinates and aims to solve the problem of preserving classic video games, especially those that are not restricted by copyright.

Owens also noted that the project is part of the evolution of the NFT world, where blockchain technology is being applied not only to static images but also to dynamic art forms. The SNES emulator embedded in the Bitcoin blockchain is seen as an answer to block size limitations and as a way to preserve and recreate digital cultural artefacts.

The Pizza Ninja project provides unique opportunities for NFT holders by allowing them to create custom animations for their tokens, resize them, and create social stickers. It is important to note that this project has sparked debate in the Bitcoin community, especially among those with a purist viewpoint, expressing concerns about non-financial transactions on the network. Despite this, the creators see the internal controversy as a catalyst for further discussions on the importance of preserving digital cultural artefacts and Bitcoin's unique role in this context.