I am here! And I am saying goodbye to jul forever!

On topic about me, here's my hacking history:
In 2008, I downloaded Toad's Tool 64 for the first time and started making my own hack, "Super Mario 64 2". It was really a primitive hack. It was mostly same levels with different stars, and had some crappy textures.
After abandoning that hack, In mid 2009, I began NSMB hacking by making the first full NSMB hack. "New Super Mario Bros. 2" (I have some really original names, don't I?)
NSMB2 was finished in March 2010, and it shouldn't have been released so early. It was buggy, crappy looking, and didn't exactly have the best level designs. If anything, NSMB2 was my biggest regret with NSMB hacking.
After NSMB2, I started creating "New Retro Mario Bros. 3", which was going to be a full remake of the NES's "Super Mario Bros. 3", however after several months competing with SKJmin's SMB3 remake, I decided to give up and let him steal the show, which had became the most well-known NSMB hack of our time.
Partially tired of failure, I decided to form a team with Hiccup and we began making the "NSMB Beta Replica", which of course remade the beta levels and tilesets seen in prototype screenshots and videos.
Eventually, I moved on from the beta replica to try my luck with SM64 hacking again. With new hacking possibilities, I started to make entirely original 3-D environments to insert into SM64, which became a revival of my first, unannounced hack, SM642.
All was going well until I had problems with my computer, and long story short, I can no longer play N64 games on my computer. So until further notice, I have abandoned that hack once more.
Now in 2011, after taking a rather refreshing break, I have returned to NSMB hacking, with my latest hack, "New Super Mario Bros. 5: Clone Tag Team", which, although it's only in it's private beta stage, has been my most successful hack so far.
I plan on continuing this hack until it's finished, so stay tuned!