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My first console was a TurboGrafx 16, but I was too young to appreciate it. Apparently my dad used it more than I did, but I still have fond memores of those thin game cards. The game I still remember is called "Dragon Spirit," and that was probably my first video game ever.

My first handheld was a Game Boy Advance, bought in Korea alongside the official Korean release of Pokémon Gold & Silver, and that's where my love for the Game Boy began. It was a translucent pastel pink machine, and I loved that thing. When I was in college, I started buying more Game Boy machines. I liked the games on it, and I also liked collecting the machines.

I try not to play games at my desk. Rather, living room, kitchen, bedroom, outdoors... wherever I feel like. That's why I'm learning to make games for handheld screens.

I'm new to game development, but not to games: I spent over a decade on localization teams at game companies, mostly working on mobile titles, watching development and launch from the inside.