well, just signed up. My first programming experiences were actually small games for the TI-83, a humble dream soccer and a bowling game. PC's were very expen

well, just signed up. My first programming experiences were actually small games for the TI-83, a humble dream soccer and a bowling game. PC's were very expensive around '95, a fact which also lead me to take computer science for having access to them at school and obviously, gaming :-) Warcraft, Dune 2, Lost Vikings and the sorts. After my first job and subsequently, that fascination on developing games faded away under other things like e-commerce, corporate applications and messing with Linux also sinked a large deal of my spare time etc but haven't yet lost hope of finding a way into it.