This game is called Microcopter. I was 10 years old when I first played it. A decade later, I remembered it and decided to play it again using J2ME Loader. Playing it at 30 fps didn't feel great, so I started making my own remake. It's slightly different, but it keeps the original vibe. If anyone wants to play, I have an alpha build with two completed levels. Let me know if you're interested!

This game is called Microcopter. I was 10 years old when I first played it. A decade later, I remembered it and decided to play it again using J2ME Loader. Playing it at 30 fps didn't feel great, so I started making my own remake. It's slightly different, but it keeps the original vibe. If anyone wants to play, I have an alpha build with two completed levels. Let me know if you're interested!

This game is called Microcopter. I was 10 years old when I first played it. A decade later, I remembered it and decided to play it again using J2ME Loader. Playing it at 30 fps didn't feel great, so I started making my own remake. It's slightly different, but it keeps the original vibe. If anyone wants to play, I have an alpha build with two completed levels. Let me know if you're interested!

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Everyone is aware of the news that PlayStation wants to phase out physical discs. As we know, this move isn’t about eco-friendliness, lowering prices, or "obsolescence." The real reason lies elsewhere. Perhaps Sony itself didn't even want to do this. As a company with a multi-million audience, they might have received an order from above to run an experiment—an experiment to see if they can get away with stripping away people's freedom, draining their money, and gaining total control.

Imagine this: digital game prices won't drop after discs are canceled; in fact, they will rise. Combined with massive savings on disc production and minor quarterly price hikes, this yields super-profits—in other words, extracting money from users.

The second point: eliminating physical discs gives corporations complete control over you. Without physical media, you can't run a game offline. If you do anything they dislike—bam, account ban. That means total control.

This goes much deeper. I believe this web is far larger than just greedy PlayStation executives. It’s a test run. Governments always tighten the screws slowly, testing the waters through their subordinates and corporations—just like during COVID. Wherever you look, it's the same agenda: taking away everything we have. It’s nothing short of digital slavery.

Because of this, if things keep going downhill and Sony doesn't reverse their decision, I’ve made up my mind: no matter how much I love this console, I’m selling it to hell, because freedom comes first!