Websites
From Daniel Crabtree
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Public Sites
The Game Score Network (http://www.gamescore.com/) - consists of a large number of gaming and cheat code websites, with a network record of 262,000 visitors in one day. Highlights include Cheat Codes Club (cheat search engine), and the Game Score Forums (large community with over 4000 members and close to 100,000 posts).
Cheat Codes Club (http://www.cheatcodesclub.com/) - the web's best, largest, and probably most visited game cheat specific search engine with approximately 3 million visitors each month.
Game Gas (http://www.gamegas.com/) - my newest site, featuring a growing range of gaming content. Currently the site includes game details, cheats, guides, and reviews. The site both has content of its own and links to content elsewhere online. Features are currently being added rapidly.
Diner (http://www.diner.co.nz/) - an information guide to over 8000 of New Zealand's restaurants, bars, cafes, and wineries.
Sites Under Development
Wouldn't you like to know - sorry but they are all top secret.
Old Sites
Over time I have had many websittes, I have tried to capture some of that past glory here with some screenshots. Luckily the way back machine was able to capture these for me. Unfortunately it didn't have any of some of my sites including my first Annihilation Zone and my second AnniWarium. In fact, I don't know what even happened to the data for Annihilation Zone, I was sure I had it all on CD somewhere, but I have not been able to find that recently.
Game Mad
My first site that earned money, and it's still online at http://shell.world-net.co.nz/~rambo/.
Game Score
Game Score has taken many forms over the years, initially it was a Links SQL based directory site for games.
Later it took on the PHP Nuke guise and became a news / review site.
Later still it took on it's present day form as the hub of the game score network, with cheats, news, reviews, articles, previews, and it's very popular forums. Of historical note is that it for quite some time had the same title heading as Cheat Patch, but used the words Game Score instead. In fact, initially Cheat Patch was hosted under the Game Score name as http://www.gamescore.com/cheatpatch/ even though the Cheat Patch domain was owned for economic reasons and it was later split off to it's own domain.
Spot Way
Spot Way has changed over the years, originally it was a meta search engine and portal.
The portal went through several evolutions, to match the changes Game Score was altered as well - see above.
But times move on and the Spot Way name was dedicated to become the name for my web hosting and web design company.
