My Portfolio
These are the games I've worked on at Ubisoft Toronto.
And these are the games I've worked on at PikPok and Sidhe Interactive.
Bird Strike
iOS, 2010
Rugby League 2: World Cup Edition
PlayStation 2, 2008
Things of Yesteryear
Teenage Me would spend some of his spare time making websites, web applications, a few games and some useful tools that I thought I'd share with the world.
Games
- Ikaruga (Requires Java)
A simple implementation of the GameCube game that I used for my application to Sidhe. Change the colour of your craft to absorb missiles and shoot down enemies.
- Amnesia Attack
Name all the items in a specific category before time runs out!
Tools
- Sudoku Solver (Requires .NET Framework)
A traditional Sudoku solver. Works for all puzzle difficulties! Just type in the numbers and click 'Solve' to solve. You can now save/load board states: board states are stored as .tsv (Tab Separated Values).
- Encoder/Decoder
A simple tool that lets you encode/decode things: MD5, Base64, URL Encoding, ASCII...
- XLS/TSV to SQL
Formats a spreadsheet (tab separated values) into SQL queries
Websites
- NZoom Web Challenge 2002
In 2002, two high school friends and I entered the NZoom Web Challenge with a site about DNA. It actually looks really nice, and I'm quite proud of what we did. It earned us second place and a free Macromedia package.
- NZoom Web Challenge 2003
In 2003, another two high school friends and I entered the NZoom Web Challenge again with a website on organic chemistry. Once again, we did a pretty good job with it - this is the only website I've done that uses ASP. The quiz took ages to script. Our hard work earned us third place, and a cool optical mouse that I am still using today.
- Psypoke
My Pokémon website, which I worked on during my high school and university years. I help out as much as I can these days, but don't have much time or motivation to continue updating as much as I used to. It's one of my proudest achievements.
- Final Fantasy Visions
In one of Psypoke's reincarnations, we made it into an "everything" site, and one of the subsites was a Final Fantasy section. I've redone the template, but the information is mostly still there.
- Fountain of Dreams
Another one of Psypoke's subsites was a Super Smash Bros section. It's long since gone since we didn't have enough people working on it, but I decided one day to randomly make a template for it.
A simple implementation of the GameCube game that I used for my application to Sidhe. Change the colour of your craft to absorb missiles and shoot down enemies.
Name all the items in a specific category before time runs out!
- Sudoku Solver (Requires .NET Framework)
A traditional Sudoku solver. Works for all puzzle difficulties! Just type in the numbers and click 'Solve' to solve. You can now save/load board states: board states are stored as .tsv (Tab Separated Values). - Encoder/Decoder
A simple tool that lets you encode/decode things: MD5, Base64, URL Encoding, ASCII... - XLS/TSV to SQL
Formats a spreadsheet (tab separated values) into SQL queries
Websites
- NZoom Web Challenge 2002
In 2002, two high school friends and I entered the NZoom Web Challenge with a site about DNA. It actually looks really nice, and I'm quite proud of what we did. It earned us second place and a free Macromedia package.
- NZoom Web Challenge 2003
In 2003, another two high school friends and I entered the NZoom Web Challenge again with a website on organic chemistry. Once again, we did a pretty good job with it - this is the only website I've done that uses ASP. The quiz took ages to script. Our hard work earned us third place, and a cool optical mouse that I am still using today.
- Psypoke
My Pokémon website, which I worked on during my high school and university years. I help out as much as I can these days, but don't have much time or motivation to continue updating as much as I used to. It's one of my proudest achievements.
- Final Fantasy Visions
In one of Psypoke's reincarnations, we made it into an "everything" site, and one of the subsites was a Final Fantasy section. I've redone the template, but the information is mostly still there.
- Fountain of Dreams
Another one of Psypoke's subsites was a Super Smash Bros section. It's long since gone since we didn't have enough people working on it, but I decided one day to randomly make a template for it.
In 2002, two high school friends and I entered the NZoom Web Challenge with a site about DNA. It actually looks really nice, and I'm quite proud of what we did. It earned us second place and a free Macromedia package.
In 2003, another two high school friends and I entered the NZoom Web Challenge again with a website on organic chemistry. Once again, we did a pretty good job with it - this is the only website I've done that uses ASP. The quiz took ages to script. Our hard work earned us third place, and a cool optical mouse that I am still using today.
My Pokémon website, which I worked on during my high school and university years. I help out as much as I can these days, but don't have much time or motivation to continue updating as much as I used to. It's one of my proudest achievements.
In one of Psypoke's reincarnations, we made it into an "everything" site, and one of the subsites was a Final Fantasy section. I've redone the template, but the information is mostly still there.
Another one of Psypoke's subsites was a Super Smash Bros section. It's long since gone since we didn't have enough people working on it, but I decided one day to randomly make a template for it.