My Game Boy Advance Development Page - several home-brew GBA mini-games are here, along with source code and links to GBA development sources on the web.

My Game Boy Development Page - Here you can find my small Nintendo Game Boy experiments (including source code). The page also has links to all the tools you need (emulators/debuggers, code assemblers, art tools, etc.).

Jacked (PS2, Gamecube, and X-Box) - If you ever wanted to smack someone off a motorcycle with a baseball bat, this may be the game for you! Unfortunately, 3DO went splat just as we were putting the finishing touches on the game....

Jonny Moseley Mad Trix for the PS2 - Extreme skiing with olympic skier Jonny Moseley and his friends. I admit... I don't know much about trick games, and I worked entirely on the intro menus rather than any of the skiing, but I've had fun playing this game.

Dragon Rage for the PS2 - I put in a few weeks building effects for this interesting 3DO game. I was tasked to created four "fury" attacks, which gave me the chance to have fun for four weeks!

World Destruction League: WarJetz for the PS1 and PS2 - A great air combat arcade shooter for the PS2 and PS1. I'm very proud of the work I did on this game, and there are few games out there that can match the amount of total destructiveness (is that a word?) you can find in Warjetz....

BattleTanx: Global Assault for the N64 and PS1 - blow up your friends in fast paced tank combat! This was the first (and second) game I worked on after joining 3DO.

ROBOTECH: Crystal Dreams for the N64 - Though this game never got released, it was almost complete when the company I worked for went bankrupt. Here you will find screen captured videos, scans of the R:CD comic book, design notes, and other Crystal Dreams stuff, as well as some non-Crystal Dreams Robotech info.

Jurassic Park for the Sega CD - the first game I worked on as a Programmer.

Wild Woody for the Sega CD - this one was a good learning experience for me, even though it barely got sold. Please - no more jokes about the game title!

Kid Chameleon for the Sega Genesis - this was the game I worked on when first hired as a game tester at Sega.

Warriors of the Eternal Sun for the Sega Genesis - Over half of my six months as a tester were spent at least part time on this Dungeons and Dragons RPG.

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