These are some of the programs and games I have written in various programming languages. It's mainly games I've made becase who wants to see screenshots from borring programs and class assignments?

I've only just recently started programming on this system. It appears to be a really nice and clean system to work with(no OS). Even more so than the original gameboy and much much better than making games with than back in the good old DOS days. So far I've gotten to the point where I can show full screen images and read joypad input.

This things got some pretty nice graphics capabilities. This is a picture of me and my brother sword fighting as displayed on the GBA.(I'm the one on the right) Hmmm...maybe I'll make a fighting game.

Here's some screenshots from a gameboy color game I have been working on. Currently most of the game map has been completed and the character can walk through it with collision detection against background objects. The other characters and much of the dialog has been coded into the game, however there is no interaction at this point. Instead of finishing the game how it is...I may port it to the Gameboy Advance and finish it for that system with better graphics. This game was written using a gameboy C compiler but was later rewritten in assembly language for better preformance.

This was the beginning of a 3D adventure game I was working on. It was programmed in C++ using the Genesis3D engine. Currently you can't do anything except walk arround exploring the level(a warehouse where you would find clues to unmasking a govenment conspiracy of course)

This is essentially the same program as above and was done for programming practice and testing purposes. The character was not created by me but is Dema from the Genesis3D example program.

I made these games while in highschool using Qbasic. You can click on the program name to download the file. You will need Qbasic to play these games. If you don't have it on your computer it should be on your Windows CD.

Space Ships-This was a big hit in my High School Electronics Class. Two players control their ship trying to shoot the other players ship 3 times, at which point it will explode.

3D-Maze-This was my first "3D" game. The object of course is to find your way. Also you can collect objects along the way to help you out.

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