At this time I have no plans to renew and get back into iPhone development, so those projects are probably dead. But, if people really want to see them again, I might be persuaded to re-make them for PC/Mac. Otherwise, I think I'm working on better games now, so I'll stick with those.

As noted on the new page itself, anything posted there is provided entirely AS-IS with no guarantee of correct functionality. You're free to use it, but don't expect it to be absolutely perfect.

So if you're brave enough, and want to try out some of the things I make to make my own life better, check out my Miscellaneous Projects page and take a look! I've got several more that I plan to add in the near future, so keep your eyes open!

Here's a screenshot of it in action:

Killing some grunts. With a fork.

Now that you're psyched about it, check out the Project Page to download it!

So what happens now, now that I've stopped caring about iOS? Well, I'm working on a Windows game! Full details are still in the works, but at a basic level, the game uses music to generate a tubey track thing, and you have to get through it dodging obstacles and enemies and such. You, the player, will control a thing that moves around the circumference of the tube, and probably will be able to jump from one side to the other. Here's an early screenie of a possible track (minus things like enemies and the player avatar and general mayhem):

It's like a tubey thing! With red things! Don't hit the red things!

It's pretty sweet so far. The red things either spin around or move across the tube. Right now the game targets DirectX 10-level hardware (I'm using OpenGL, but a roughly equivalent version as far as requirements go), but once I get things smoothed out I'll make it run on just about anything.

Go update if you already have the game, or get it from the App Store if you don't! Failure to update may cause issues in the near future, as I will be shutting down the old leaderboard soon.

Aside from OpenFeint, I want to add a bunch of new pictures, maybe a dozen or so. Not quite as visible, I'm also doing a lot of cleaning up of the game's code. Find Junk was the first thing I made for iPhone, and it definitely shows. A lot of the things I did weren't done in the smartest ways, taking rather round-about ways to accomplish something simple. I'm hoping to improve performance some with my changes; I just ran it on my 3G, and it pauses momentarily when switching between levels and in general is a bit sluggish. I'm gonna try and get the file size down, too; it's at 12mb right now, and steadily goes up as I add more images.

So ya, new version of Find Junk coming soon. Cheers.

I can't say much about it yet, but I can say that it's tentatively called "Rogue Track Runner Squad Zeta" and development is coming along quite nicely. A good portion of the gameplay is done, several ideas for art are floating around and some of the music is already written.