Mighty Pirate

Mighty Pirate was established in Norwich in 1990 by solo-developer James LaGrande. 

Back then, the Norfolk radical freeware scene was booming, thanks in large part to the release of the PICO-8 home console. At the market on the weekend, James could be found swapping cartridges with fellow PICO-8 enthusiasts. Later, Mighty Pirate software was distributed on the now-defunct Norfolk Bulletin Board System (NoBBS), which abruptly shut down on the 1 January 2000.  

Today, James continues to make games and other applications for the PICO-8. This page hosts both new releases as well as a collection of old Mighty Pirate software from the early 1990s. 

All Mighty Pirate games are free, open source, and make no use of generative AI.

You can also follow Mighty Pirate on the Lexaloffle Bulletin Board System.