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Monkey Blizzard







Monkey Blizzard is a final year project. The submission consists of a Pitch Document and a Game Design Document. I tried to create a unique and intuitive control system utilizing the wii remote.

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moombaduo- Andy Wong said…
muhaha I finally found your blog^-^
Is just spent the past couple of foiled attempts spelling respelling your name to find your blog...only to find i had actually spelt 'design' wrong nall along^-^;; ha ha

Anyways welcome to the blogging scene and stuff:D

This idea concept was interesting i liked the look and the mechanics of the game utilising all the different wii controls
22 April 2008 at 16:37
BeNjI said…
Hey, like the games. In fact, I've stollen your intellectual property and made the top one( with the moon and light house) my desktop background.

Going to browse the rest of your doodles

I mean work...the rest of your work.
24 April 2008 at 10:09
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