Glen Rhodes

For MTV, this was for the Viewer’s Choice Award for the MTV Video Music Awards. It essentially involved firing the “Moonman” statues out of a cannon in 3D, at the group, singer, rapper, etc., that you wanted to vote for. This game was used to gather all the votes for the 2005 VMAs in Miami, hosted by Sean “Diddy” Combs.

Title screen with instructions.

The game in action.

The ultimate winner, after all the “votes” were tallied, was Green Day, for their song American Idiot.

A game I created with for Disney Online, which was essentially a very fancy Mahjong themed for a popular TV show, with all sorts of special bonuses. This was created for their TV show, “Jake’s Dragon“.

Intro Screen

Title Screen

The game in action

For Nikelab.com, a cool site run by Nike, I programmed the game “Catch The Train”, for the promotion of their new Shox NZ shoes. Unfortunately, no longer available online to play.

Catch the train in action.

For ArcadeTown, I did the game “The Black Knight: Get Medieval“, along with talented artist Brad Ferguson. The game is a great arcade smash ‘n bash game. I also did the music for this game.

Based on the hit show “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody“, this game, Pizza Party Pickup, is a simple game in which you must navigate through 10 levels to get to the top of the hotel, to get to the pizza party. Anyone who knows the show, will know what that means. Either way, it’s kind of a Pac-Man game, with the addition of needing to collect a key to escape each level, and navigate the maze. This one was the most played/popular game on Disney.com when it first came out.

Game Title Screen

The game in action.

For Shockwave.com, under SayDesign, I developed, programmed and did the music for the game “Domino Dementia“, a fun puzzle game where you must move and rotate falling dominoes into position to create matches, and clear the board.

Domino Dementia