©2002 Midway Home Entertainment Inc.

This is a title where I had the opportunity to work with some familiar faces from Septerra along with a whole new team as well.  I was brought in to help the team coalesce their ideas into a cohesive story and set of scenarios.  I went on to do the script writing, initial scenario design, and contribute to the overall gameplay design as well.  I had a lot of fun not only researching the various PSI related conspiracy theories  in the real world, but then constructing a world where not only are these theories true, they're all connected.

© 1999 Valkyrie Studios, Inc.

This was the game I waited my whole career to create, and it was worth it.  I was blessed to lead an extremely talented team in putting together my vision of what a fantasy RPG could be.  I poured quite a bit of myself into this one, from the story, to the world, characters, game play and artistic style.  Septerra garnered raved reviews and ended up being a cult classic among those players looking for more creative games.

©1995 Viacom International, Inc.

With a great team and a producer that kept the suits off our backs we were able to make an original adventure game that went on to win numerous awards (including PC Gamer's Adventure Game of the Year) and sell very well.   Beavis was also listed in PC Gamer's Top Fifty Games of All Time two years in a row (both at #24) and a third time in 2001 at #48.  In 2003 PC Gamer also named it the Funniest Game of All Time.

©1995 Viacom International Inc.

Originally this game was going to be Aeon Flux - a license I would have loved to design a game for.  But Viacom wanted us to get a Phantom game out ASAP.  Oh well, this was at least the first chance I had to really co-design a game that had some sci-fi elements to it - even if it starred a man in purple tights!  The game is bursting with giant robots, flying battleships, twisting story threads, rebel freedom fighters and alternate story endings. 

©1994 Viacom International, Inc.

Part way through Daffy I was asked to also manage the background art on this game as well as design it, based on a concept by the producer.  Rocko was a side scrolling action puzzler that was really fun to work on.  I always run into people who really seem to love it.

©1993 Sunsoft

Daffy was my first solo design.  That's not to say that the team as a whole didn't contribute to the design, but someone's gotta have the final word.  Back in those days a team could be as small as a programmer, a lead artist, one secondary artist and a producer! 

©1992 Sunsoft

This was really the first project that I worked on that really came together the way we imagined it.  Road Runner was a hit back in the day and I think it's because of the fun we had making it.  The love the team had for Chuck Jones' original cartoons comes through in the final product. 

©1993 Icom Simulations, Inc

The Official Mascot of the Beach Boys!   Not exactly the most appropriate license for me to work on, but we got to design a side scrolling game with multiple characters and tons of levels. This game shipped on a CD, a first for many of us back then, and the extra room for storage was a huge leap from the old carts.

©1991 Camp California, Inc.

My first project.  I came into it after the initial design phase.  I set to work learning the ropes and what this thing called "anti-aliasing" was.   By the time the project was over I was heavily involved in balancing and further design.  We had a blast trying to squeeze as much as we could onto this Turbo Card!