The Teamsushi development team consists of the following members :

- HardHat - lead programmer

HardHat has be active programming homebrew games of various types for over 20 years. His early games were all for 8-bit systems such as the ColecoVision, Coleco Adam and Commodore 64. A professional developer since 1990, he has programmed retailed applications for OS/2, Windows, and MacOS X while working at or founding various companies. More recently he has dabbled in DirectX and OpenGL games until he received his PSP in December of 2005. Since then he has been actively releasing games written in C and C++ either alone or with various teams of other programmers.

HardHat’s PSP Homepage

- Meyitzo - 3D art

Meyitzo is a dedicated designer with a great deal of experience in 3D modeling and animation in both 3D Studio Max and Maya. With a variety of freelance commercial experience in 3D scenes, and animation, he brings a constant enthusasism towards homebrew and it’s challenges of low poly scenery and settings. He has worked on a varitey of PSP and non-PSP projects, constantly improving his design skills as they progress.

Meyitzo’s Homepage

- Zion - Beta Tester

Zion has been a Teamsushi beta tester for over a year now. He also can code in C (basic), Lua (advanced), php (fast development) and bits and pieces in other languages. He has also released many homebrew games and applications that you can view & download from his homepage.

Zion’s Homepage

- DimensionT - Music

DimensionT has been writing and playing music for about 12 years.  He got into the homebrew scene in the beginning of 2006.  A few months later, someone was looking for a soundtrack to use in their game… which is how he started his first project, entitled WolveSlayer (a role playing game coded by Payk) for the Nintendo DS.  A little later on he got the offer to do a song for Team Sushi’s upcoming Kickflip World Skateboarding game… And not long after that came Buddy4point0’s snow boarding game PSSXP for the PSP.  Then came a project that he is still working on. A very ambitious homebrew RPG for the PSP called Quinta Essentia.  Not long ago, Payk asked DimensionT to write some more music for him. It turned out to be both of their first commercial release!

DimensionT’s Hangout