Works
- Burai Fighter (NES, 1990)
- Low G Man (NES, 1990)
- G.I. Joe (NES, 1990)
- Rolling Thunder 2 (Genesis, 1991) - Hometek Team
- Kick Master (NES, 1992)
- Splatterhouse 2 (Genesis, 1992) - Special Thanks
- Wings 2: Aces High (SNES, 1992) - Producer
- Splatterhouse 3 (Genesis, 1993) - Special Thanks
- Super Punch-Out!! (SNES, 1994) - Special Thanks
- Donkey Kong Country (SNES, 1994) - Special Thanks
- Killer Instinct (Arcade, 1994) - Game Design, Character Voices
- Killer Instinct 2 (Arcade, 1996) - Character Voices, Additional Design, Special Thanks
- Cruis'n USA (N64, 1996) - Special Thanks
- Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! (SNES, 1996) - Special Thanks
- Tetrisphere (N64, 1997) - Product Coordinator
- Donkey Kong Land III (GB, 1997) - Special Thanks
- GoldenEye 007 (N64, 1997) - NOA Treehouse Staff
- Diddy Kong Racing (N64, 1997) - NOA Thanks To
- Cruis'n World (N64, 1997) - NOA Producer
- Blast Corps (N64, 1997) - NOA Staff
- Banjo-Kazooie (N64, 1998) - NOA Big Thanks
- Star Wars Episode I: Racer (N64/GBC) - Thanks to Nintendo of America
- R-Type DX (GBC, 1999) - Special Thanks
- The New Tetris (N64, 1999) - Special Thanks
- NBA 3 on 3 Featuring Kobe Bryant (N64, 1999) - Special Thanks
- Mickey's Racing Adventure (GBC, 1999) - Thanks
- Ken Griffey Jr.'s Slugfest (N64/GBC, 1999) - Special Thanks
- Jet Force Gemini (N64, 1999) - NOA Thanks To
- Duke Nukem: Zero Hour (N64, 1999) - Special Thanks
- Donkey Kong 64 (N64, 1999) - Special Thanks
- Conker's Pocket Tales (GBC, 1999) - NOA Special Thanks
- Command & Conquer (N64, 1999) - Executive Producer
- Perfect Dark (N64, 2000) - NOA Staff
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