Believe it or not he doesn't do this as his full time job. I understand he thinks his games are too simple to sell commercially. He creates games and shares the

Believe it or not he doesn't do this as his full time job. I understand he thinks his games are too simple to sell commercially. He creates games and shares them for fun. http://indygamer.blogspot.com/2006/12/kenta-cho-mtv-interview.html http://indygamer.blogspot.com/2006/12/kenta-cho-mtv-intervie... That said, at least one of his early games has been commercialised (Tumiki Fighters became Blast Works; it's a shoot'em up where you can collect debris to increase your ship size/shield/scoring). About that one, he commented that a lot of extra work was necessary to expand his concept into a game that was considered sellable (the work was done by another developer).