Hello fellow gamers! I’m Nick, the Lead Developer for Combat Wombat Studios. I’ve been a fan of video games since even before console games really took off. Some of the first games I played were arcade games like [i]Pole Position[/i] and [i]Paperboy[/i]. Soon, Nintendo came out with NES games like [i]Duck Hunt[/i], [i]Mario Bros.[/i], [i]Zelda[/i], and later, [i]Street Fighter II[/i] for Super Nintendo. From then on, I couldn’t help myself in thinking of new game ideas or how to make existing game concepts better. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/38518297/80726bc103699d462afb8780eda95da8d3ab5ee4.png[/img] By nature, I’m an idea person that values the know-how to make it happen. When I was young and was asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, it was a bio-mechanical engineer at the time. I ended up getting a degree in mechanical engineering and worked in that field for some time. Throughout this time, I saw mobile gaming taking off and opening this huge new market for the gaming industry. I liked the idea of being able to make and sell games from home, so I began to learn how to do that. After spending a few years doing that in my spare time, I took a leap of faith, quit my engineering job, and started my own game company. I released some mobile games and worked on some console and computer games. I had gained a little traction with these games, yet I realized this was something I couldn’t continue to do on my own. This led me to working with Combat Wombat Studios. Being the Lead Developer here has been very rewarding. I very much like the idea of working with a start-up game company, as I have the opportunity to be a major contributor to new games, and I get to work with a tight-knit group of coworkers. I’m looking forward to working on more games with the Combat Wombat Studios and hope you enjoy what we do. Feel free to [url=https://linktr.ee/CombatWombatStudios]reach out[/url] with any comments or suggestions. We are on top of it. Take care Combat Wombat Army! -Nick Gallo