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My first little game (1995) was created under Windows with Visual Basic and quite stupid: it was a frenetic car-parking simulator based on the continuous change of prices, but it was only an experiment. The true significant improvement happened at the half of the same year, when I created a little Monopoli simulator (Monopoli 256 Pro) and, immediately later, a tennis simulator (Nice Tennis) in which the characters was very little and so it was unplayable, but I was in the right way and I began engaging in programming.

The second generation of games was surely much playable. It starts at the end of 1995 with Tetrix 2, a digital version of a cards game that I invented some years ago. Afterwards came the conversion entirely drew and interpreted by me (as all my programs) of Puzzle Bobble by Taito, that I saw in a bar. I called my work Puzzle Bubble 2 (1996); it was rather good maked, but too predictable and monotonous.

Whit my third generation i reached the wanted level. I began with Labirinto magico [magic labyrinth], a good version of a game "in box" revisited in Gargoyles style. Among my best works I created Biru-Biru (1996) for Windows 95 (a digital version (such as Tamagotchi) of the mythical Claudio Bisio's [Italian comic actor] character at Mai dire gol [Italian broadcast]), my first program that recognize the user's inputs in accordance with the user's rules. Afterwards I realised a program to foresee the future, Oracolo Cibernetico [cybernetic oracle]  (1997), then updated to Oracolo Cibernetico Deluxe (1998). I realized also an Archivio dei Libri [books filing] (1998), to register its title, autor, year, edition and position, and JuxeBox 3 (1999, an archive for midi files). Finally, I remaked from the beginning Puzzle Bubble, reaching a good result: Puzzle Bubble 3 (1999), with level editor (!), one or two players on the same keyboard and infinite longevity. The only flaw: it is a game with icons graphics and need an excellent graphic board (minimum 65.000 colors) and at least a Pentium 133 (and maybe it will not be sufficient), notwithstanding the professional setup inside the game allows you to make it run on the 486s also.

My fourth generation of games, apart from the same calculation complexity of Puzzle Bubble 3, is characterized also by an excellent Artificial Intelligence (AI). That make Assalto Navale [naval assault] (1999), a naval battle simulator, extremely realistic in moves: it is one of my best works, together with TOTUM. In the same period I learned how to modify at will the demos of best games, using all the fields in PUMA Street Soccer, all the cars in Need For Speed 2, and so on. I was succesful in extracting data files from executables (exe) and dumping some games, realizing 3D graphics and movies (with Morphing method also). Finally i translated a german program (ReTouch) without knowing the german language and working only with the exe of the program. I devote me also on Internet, creating, apart from this website, also a website (local) about the Storia dell'informatica [history of the computer science] (more than 100 images, all the houses of production, all the consoles, all the personals!) and one about the Radiohead (with all the lyrics, photos and MIDIs also).