I was awarded my Master of Science in Computer Science after the completion of my thesis, A Framework for Constructing Serious Games. It describes a methodology for developing games that communicate meaningful ideas.

Here I review one of my favorite games of all time, Super Metroid, for my University's Game Design course. As part of the assignment, I explore the "Essential Experience" of the work.

I reviewed the GameCube game Pikmin for my university's Game Design course. As part of the assignment, I analyze the game's mechanics and relate them to Homer's Odyssey.

My first serious attempt at game development fell apart, but I was better for the experience. This reflection details what the project was about, why it didn't work, and what I learned.

I wrote a 48-page paper on games in Second Life as part of my Virtual Worlds course at the University of Arkansas. You can find it here. (Plus, there's a bonus!)