I actually got my start in working on mods/fangames from working on MegaStrimp's GGS. I somehow joined the team by being a friend of a friend, and asking for the source code as a joke.
He actually gave it to me.
("o _o)...
Well, I wasted no time and added an enemy to the game. Then I kinda spent a while doing some minor crap, working on the knockback system, nothing to write home about.
Unfortunately, development's now indefinitely paused due to internal issues and overall dev fatigue. MegaStrimp's been busy doing other really cool things, and I've just been hopping from project to project in the meantime.
I created a rudimentary Wii dol patcher to inject code into Wii roms for Kirby modding, but there's genuinely no reason to use it. Kamek and RRamaToolkit are just better in every way.
Back in 2024, I spent an entire year working on a proof-of-concept mod for Kirby's Return to Dream Land that would demonstrate the possibilities of C++ code injection.
It culminated in the creation of Roll-o-Rama, otherwise known internally as "Kirby Gamecube 1.5 HD Remix something something i forgot the rest".
Unfortunately, I also had the idiotic idea to make a fake arg to coincide with the mod's release as a funny joke.
I, uh, didn't realize how badly the Kirby fandom wanted Kirby GCN. Yikes.
On the topic of Kirby GCN and Return to Dream Land, I also made a mod to create computer controlled helpers in RtDL. It's not much, and it's pretty buggy, but it's still worth looking back at.
I got conscripted into working on a Megaman Zero-like game. Take a look.
Secret paper-like jrpg I've been throwing some of my free time into. Unfortunately, progress is slow, so you're not going to be seeing anything come out of this for a while.
This was meant to be a collection of mods designed to make Aria of Sorrow's experience smoother, harder and overall more enjoyable.
I only got one mod in, and it's unfinished. :(
Still, go ahead and take a look. Maybe you'll find it interesting? Link here