Update your recovery email, design your avatar, or manage your submissions.
Every score you've submitted while signed in, click one with a scorecard to expand it. Deleting one removes it from its game's leaderboard permanently. A score submitted before your account is approved won't show up here until it is.
A 32×32 icon, same RGB444 color model as the NGPC Tile Editor (4096 colors) — every pixel picks independently, no shared per-tile palette limit. Prefer designing there? Open the Tile Editor in a new tab, then use “Import from Tile Editor” below to bring your project in.
Usernames are permanent — every score you submit is listed under yours. If it needs correcting (a typo, say), ask the site admin at support@ngpc-dev.com.
Used where a game can’t show your full name — for example Over Rev lets you type up to 8 characters, but its board shows these 3-character initials. Leave blank to use the one generated from your username.
Optional. Used to email you a password reset link (“Forgot password?” on the sign-in form) and account notices.
Testing: this panel is visible only to the site admin and selected testers until the link goes live.
Your ngpc-dev.com username is shown next to this character on the Pocket Realm ladder. Unlink it to free this account for a different character.
Tie your Pocket Realm character to this account: on the cartridge pick CHARACTER CODE on the title screen and type the 8 letters here. One character per account. Your username then appears next to it on the ladder.
Testing: this panel is visible only to the site admin and selected testers until the store goes live.
Connect an adapter: open the store menu on your console, note the short code it shows, and type it here within 10 minutes. Scores your adapter sends then wait for you at the top of any page here, and you submit them with one click.
Load a .ngptile.json project from the NGPC Tile Editor, or a .ngptrue.json project from its True Color Tool, then drag the 32×32 crop box over the region you want. Transparent pixels (a tile's index-0 slot, or an unpainted true-color pixel) come in transparent here too.