It’s been a while since I updated… but I’m still alive nevertheless. :p November was a busy month since I was trying to get my company’s Christmas titles out the door. I was particularly pleased to see Slave Zero get published since I been testing the heck out of that particular title for the past year, [...]
The project page for Aquaphobia has been updated with a new design. All the pages that belong to a certain project will have a unique design to distinguish it from the other project pages. The layout will generally be the same for all projects, divided into three sections: home, files, and pictures (screenshots). The general format [...]
There is now a work log that goes into considerable detail about what I’m currently doing on Aquaphobia and lists the target milestones that I’m keep up-to-date with. (Or, more likely, I’ll probably be several days behind on.) I also did a side-by-side screenshot comparison between Beta Five and Beta Six (not released yet) of the [...]
It’s customary for the webmaster of the website to announce after a long period of time between postings that said webmaster was not dead, and still alive and kicking. I, however, cannot say that, having found out that I was dead after all. Since I’m currently working as a QA tester at Infogrames North America (formerly [...]
The Beta Five version of Aquaphobia was released. I will be updating the project page later on today with the additional information. Right now, I’m still trying to recover from being initiated into the “Over-the-Hill” club yesterday since it was my 30th birthday. Overall, it wasn’t too bad since I got a new BBQ and SuSE [...]
New website design and web location. There are probably some broken links around here that I haven’t fixed yet. If you noticed any, please email me so I can fix it. Beta Five of Aquaphobia for Quake 2 will be released on Wednesday morning, August 4th. The promised restructuring of the remaining one-third of the map has [...]
The Memorial Day weekend was very busy weekend. Bad enough that I had to nurse my own system when upgrading from an AMD K6/233 with 96MB RAM to an AMD K6-2/400 with 128MB RAM. The other computers in my household decided to cop out in various ways that my roommate was unwilling to pay for. [...]