Games

His first games were on the LCD "brick game" handhelds and on Famicom-clone consoles whose cartridges promised "99,999 games in one": Contra, Super Mario Bros., Donkey Kong and Duck Hunt. Without a home computer until about class 8, he used school labs, the occasional library machine and the Internet cafés that were everywhere in Nepal then, where friends passed around pendrives of Miniclip installers and the room played Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Vice City and Tekken 3; failing that, MS Paint would do, because he simply liked being in front of a screen. On a Nokia it was Snake and Bounce. He has wanted to make a game of his own ever since, under a studio he would call DexA1948.