Roadwars 2000
My first shareware game for the PC. Distributed on BBS systems and picked up on a "500 in 1" shareware compilation CD sold in grocery stores and retail shops.
Software Development
Programs I've written over the years — from DOS emulators to modern recompilers.
Gateway to Another World
My second shareware game for the PC. Like Roadwars 2000, it went out on BBS systems and on the "500 in 1" shareware compilation CD.
Watch Gateway to Another World on YouTube
Play Gateway to Another World in your browser (Internet Archive)
Road Wars 2000
An unfinished game I wrote for the Sega Genesis console. Released March 15, 1997 — considered the first freeware game ever released for the Genesis.
VGen — Virtual Genesis
A DOS-based emulator for the Sega Genesis video game console, written in C and Assembler. First released January 23, 1998 — by far the most popular program I've ever made, with around a million downloads. Its final release (v0.21a, 2001) added preliminary Sega CD support — the first emulator ever to do so.
RGen — Genesis Recompiler
Recompiles Sega Genesis games into native Windows applications. Translates 68000 and Z80 machine code into C, then compiles it locally — with widescreen mods, save states, and controller support. The sibling project to VGen, 28 years later.
Vengeance — Call Guardian
A call-review app for Android and iPhone with source-backed caller context, helping you make informed decisions about unfamiliar calls. The Android version hands off to Android's native blocking controls; it does not access private block lists or submit reports to the FTC automatically.
Merlin — Antique Finder
An antique-finding app for Android and iPhone, currently at the prototype stage, that captures an item with the camera and hands off a precise eBay sold/completed search. It does not provide automatic, attributable valuations; commercial data and display rights remain pending.
Axiom Field Scanner
A planning-stage platform for Windows, Linux, macOS (Apple), iPhone and Android, designed for automated land mapping with a drone and laptop, intended to support AI-assisted review of visible-surface observations for fossils, minerals, meteorites, landmines, and forensic fieldwork. These are intended capabilities, not verified detection results or safety guarantees; no scanner application has been released.
