OS X. After Dink Smallwood, Robinson worked on many programs, releasing most of them on the company website. Notable releases include Teenage Lawnmower, Dungeon Scroll and Funeral Quest. He also worked on games for other companies like the Opening Weekend series for The Learning Company and developed several Flash games for various websites. List of RTSoft PC games and programs Dink Smallwood (WIN95 RPG; published by Iridon Interactive) Mystery Island (a Dink module released as a free add-on) Opening Weekend: Varmit Season (published by The Learning Company) Opening Weekend: Deer Season (published by The Learning Company) Opening Weekend: Grizzly Season (published by The Learning Company) Opening Weekend: Bear Season (published by The Learning Company) Teenage Lawnmower Dungeon Scroll Funeral Quest (Flash game) The mobile era Robinson Technologies started developing games for the mobile device market in the early 2000s. They developed games for the Pocket PC platform, such as a game designed by his wife, Akiko Robinson, called Reckless Thief. The company made the leap to the smartphone market after 2007. List of RTSoft mobile games and programs Trophy Whitetail PDA (MachineWorks Northwest; Pocket PC) Grizzly PDA (MachineWorks Northwest; Pocket PC) ProCar Racing (MachineWorks Northwest; Pocket PC) Akiko Robinson's Reckless Thief (Pocket PC) Duke Nukem Mobile (MachineWorks Northwest; BREW) T-rexx Hunter: Terror From The Past (MachineWorks Northwest; BREW) Duke Nukem Mobile (3D) (MachineWorks Northwest; Tapwave Zodiac) Stargate SG-1 (MachineWorks Northwest; BREW) Duke Nukem Mobile 3D (MachineWorks Northwest; BREW) T-REXX Hunter 3D (MachineWorks Northwest; BREW) Dungeon Scroll Tanked Mind Wall Blip Arcade Growtopia References External links Companies established in 1989 Software companies of Japan Indie video game developers Video game companies of Japan