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Nomad II: Trapped was my second video game. Finally released in late 2003 after nearly two years of work, Nomad II contained 40 designed levels, 20 personalized save slots, a competitive scoring system, and a random level generation algorithm that could keep a player busy forever.

By this time, the entity that would eventually become the Malex Media Network was almost fully grown. As a team, we managed to put together a series of character sprites based on live action video, we managed to produce actual sound and music, and to top it all off, we managed to get runner-up in a amateur coding competition.

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Ah, OpenMAZE. I began work on this simple maze game when I was 13 years old. It only has a few levels, and has no sound, but it's still a blast to play.

Please note that you will need a Game Boy emulator to play this game.