Survivor Japan was the follow-up to Survivor: Morocco (game board not available). A loaded cast that included Survivor: Palau contestant Coby Archa playing himself!

With the success of "Survivor: Japan", there was bound to be more games to come. As it so happened, Islands of Mystery was the next game and it was all "Jake" and "Wanda" from the get go.

Survivor Oceania took a familar concept and expanded upon it. With perhaps the most diverse cast of characters yet, it was crazy "Shane" that took home the title of Sole Survivor.

With the resounding success of the first four games, an All-Star game was inevitable. And so it was that 18 of the best and brightest from the first quartet of games competed with the same final two from the third game conquering again.

The first five games were heavy on the "Survivor" aspect of things with locales in the tropics, but with Survivor: SPIRITS we went etheral! The focus was on gods and goddesses and all around mythology. Jeanne ultimately took home the title in a twist-filled game.

With six games under my belt, I decided to try something a bit different. I wanted to do a literal re-creation of a season from the TV series with the same challanges and everything. Plus, my all-time favorite Survivor was played by someone who did him proud!

Starting just a mere week after Thailand ended, I again chose another unpopular season to do a literal re-creation of. Vanuatu started off with drama and didn't really stop. A great and underrated game.

With the first All-Stars game being one of the most successful in the series, a second one would be too...right? Well, open ID games have a lot of pros and cons and even with five people quitting the game, it still went down as one of the good ones.

I wanted somewhat of a change from the "Survivor" style of games so I came up with reality|remix - a game that incorporated bits from Big Brother, The Amazing Race and Survivor. The result, an interesting game that I'd like to revisit in the future.

If reality|remix was different then Solo was back to Survivor...sort of. Having only 11 people in the game, it was as the name intended - a solo game from the get go. This proved that SuperJude was in fact fallible and again...drama, drama, drama!

Survivor: China was a throwback to doing a season, though in this case the season was currently airing on TV. Nevertheless, looking back, it had one of the better casts and produced a lot of gamers who are still very active.

I'd wanted to do a Pearl Islands game for a while and after playing in another one, that's what clinched it. The Pearl Islands season was one of my favorites to watch and watching this one unfold was pure magic.

What happens when you take 32 players and throw them into two different games and then tell them that they're all in the same game? Well, chaos at first but after the shock wears off you've got Sinners and Saints!

Having caught up with the rest of the world, I was in the process of reading the "Harry Potter" books. I thought "this would be a great game" and a great game it was with one of the most dominating victories ever.

With Survivor: China working so well, I decided to again take the current season and turn it into a game. The season, like the game, turned out great and showcased two great games with Bob and Marcus as the final two.

I like to take risks and at the time two of my favorite shows were "Lost" and "Heroes". Each of these have great ensemble casts so it was natural that combining the two would make for a great game. And it did.

As a movie-lover, this game was one that I was really looking forward to. There's so much you can do with films and it ended up working out really well. Who would have thought that Survivor + Movies = Success!

Having done two previous All-Star games, I was a bit hesitant to do another one but the concept was intriguing. Would a half open ID cast and that of a cast of n00bs work? It would (for the favorites)!

With the previous year's "Harry Potter" game being such a success, I wanted to see if lightning could strike twice. It did! The sheer amount of information about Harry Potter makes it so much fun to incorporate into a game.

For the third year in a row the Fall season of "Survivor" served as a great inspiration for an online game. This one delivered yet again with some predictable and not so predictable moments.

The Spring 2010 season of "Survivor" pitted ten of the greatest heroes versus ten of the show's biggest villains. What a concept! And of course this translated into a great idea for an online game. I tried to gather some of the best and most noted gamers for this one and succeeded.

After twenty some odd games I started to notice a trend. I was using some of the same players in game after game after game. Now there's nothing wrong with that if a player constantly delivers the goods. But with a site like Survivor Sucks bursting with some talent, I decided to thrwart convention and recruit a cast of people who were still new or had never played these games before. The result: Isla Redonda.

Mario Kart is another in a series of these games that I did purely becuase I had a personal interest in doing it. Like movies, Harry Potter and Lost/Heroes, I'm a fan (outside these games) and wanted to turn my passion into something tangible. Add to the fact that Mario Kart is one of the most popular games of all-time, so there was no shortage of fans out there.

What's better than one game? Two! One of the biggest casts assembled for a 40 person game. Two hosts, over three dozen players duked it out for the title of "Sole Survivor!"