If NES games were made today April 22, 2013 - If NES games were made today
A gallery of what some popular NES games would look like if the industry norms of 2013 were applied to them.
Sega 32X Collector for Android and J2ME March 30, 2013 - Sega 32X Collector v2
I dusted off my first Android application and gave it a much needed facelift.
Electronics Boutique Christmas 1997 Catalog November 30, 2012 - Electronics Boutique Christmas 1997 Catalog
My second attempt to spread some Christmas spirit takes us back to the year 1997. This year isn't quite as exciting as others because there wasn't much competition in the gaming market. The PlayStation was far and away the console leader and this catalog reflects that. It also has the final days of the 16-bit consoles and the scattering of last releases for them. 1997 really isn't one of my favorite years in gaming but if it's one of yours then you'll really enjoy these 100 pages of memories.
Electronics Boutique Christmas 1992 Catalog November 23, 2012 - Electronics Boutique Christmas 1992 Catalog
I am really struggling to get into the Christmas mood this year. I blame all the retailers who put out their decorations in October. Seriously, October. Right there next to the Halloween decorations. I wouldn't be surprised if the Christmas promotions started on Labor Day next year. If you're feeling all Grinchy like me then I think I have a solution. How about we take a trip 20 years into the past? Let's visit a time when stores were closed on Thanksgiving and opened at their usual time the day after. It was a golden age when the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis were battling for 16-bit supremacy and CD-ROM technology was emerging. If this doesn't get a holiday spirit flowing for you then check back in a week and we'll try again.
What happens when you accidentally make your resume searchable... or funny emails from headhunters October 4, 2012 - What happens when you accidentally make your resume searchable... or funny emails from headhunters
I promise there are some cool video game related things coming soon... in the meantime, here's something moderately amusing.
How to not Completely Screw Up Your Portal Implementation Part 1: The First Rule of Portal Design July 8, 2012 - How to not Completely Screw Up Your Portal Implementation Part 1: The First Rule of Portal Design
After 5-6 years of working on portal applications I've learned a lot of painful lessons, there's no reason you should have to suffer too. The first installment in this series deals with the single most important design rule for portals.






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