Unfortunately, I won't be able to reach this goal by the end of this year as I had originally planned.

Actually, even more. I’ve raised my goal from 180 to 200 games to be published. This is because the Guinness record stands at 178, and I wouldn't want any game to be excluded once I apply for the record, making all my effort wasted.

It isn't finished yet, but when it's ready and published, I'll share the link.

Thanks

4/4 I’ve slowed down on game development lately, but as bad weather approaches, I'll be back to my usual pace. I want to truly thank everyone who supports me by buying my games. Best wishes to everyone reading this!

3/4 During the warmer months, I pick up odd jobs: garden maintenance, self-taught repairs of radios, TVs, and small appliances, and recently running a gadget stall on weekends at a UNESCO site sanctuary in Piedmont.

2/4 Having a lot of free time and a deep passion for this legendary console, I discovered a game creation tool and jumped right in—even though I'm not a programmer.

Many of you know I make Atari 2600 games and aim for a Guinness World Record, but you might not know who I actually am. Today, I've decided to introduce myself. I'm 66, Italian (born in France), and lost my job a few years ago. Too old to be hired, too young to retire. 1/4

I’ve slowed down on game development lately, but as bad weather approaches, I'll be back to my usual pace. I want to truly thank everyone who supports me by buying my games. Best wishes to everyone reading this!

During the warmer months, I pick up odd jobs: garden maintenance, self-taught repairs of radios, TVs, and small appliances, and recently running a gadget stall on weekends at a UNESCO site sanctuary in Piedmont. 3/4

Having a lot of free time and a deep passion for this legendary console, I discovered a game creation tool and jumped right in—even though I'm not a programmer. 2/4