Projects you can find here
| Golfshrine Online | Weasel's Fiction |
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| Chronicling my silly quest to own every video golf game, with a focus on what makes each one interesting. | I write genre fiction sometimes. Here that all (mostly) is. There's always going to be more to port over. |
| Turn of a Friendly Card | The Blaugh |
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| Hailing from the distant year of 2017, I used to write little articles about solitaire games and decks of playing cards. | This is where I'm going to be putting longer-form writings. Got lazy and used Zonelets this time. Hell, it works. |
Other reasons you might know me
- My mods for Doom and Doom II, made between 2002 and 2018.
- Cola 3: The Soda of Style, the last big Doom mod I've made to date.
- Weasel Presents: Terrorists! is an older one (from 2012) that also recently got recognized by Doomworld's "Cacowards" event, so that lives on Itch now too. Both it and Cola 3 are pay-what-you-want, so if you feel like dropping a quarter in the tip jar for them, that'd be one way to do it.
- Relatedly, I once ran the tutorials page, GunLabs, around 2011 - this page was about teaching new mod-makers how to use ZDoom's Decorate scripting language. Since GZDoom these days uses ZScript instead, these aren't exactly up to date, but might be still useful to somebody somewhere. [/shrug]
- A good handful of articles for Hardcore Gaming 101, most prominently about the Wolfenstein games. Also appeared on a handful of their podcast episodes.
- I've written fan fiction under an alias over at AO3 for a couple years, primarily focusing on the Yakuza/Like a Dragon series. Oh, and this short-lived tumblr full of Majima Everywhere stuff was also me. Don't worry, they're not all that explicit.
- Lord forbid, the things I used to do in MegaZeux from 2001-2009. (Yeah, they're...not amazing. Gotta start somewhere, I guess.)
- Were you looking for my professional portfolio? Check here instead.
Do you like any of these things that I do?
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