The Focus Studios web site describes the place where I spend the vast majority of my waking hours. It's generally a very enjoyable experience, but like any other job, it's got its ups and downs.

My major interests of late have been computer and video games, cars (the fast variety) and radio-controlled cars (of similar character) - not necessarily in that order. These are the hobbies which suck up all my free time. Choose on, intrepid browser, and select the topic which most interests you.

My personal favorite performance car is the Mazda RX-7. Although there're lots of competent sports cars out there, some which go faster, some which handle better, I really like the RX-7 for its outstanding combination of attributes. Which version, you ask? Hmm, maybe a visit into RX-7 land may offer enlightenment? (I know, you're a big fan of the Super-Turbo-Ferraborghini Testaporvette II Collector's Championship Edition++, but this is my page and I'll write about my favorite car!) There's also lots of hyperlinks in here to sites about other cars, and driving in general.

I'd always had a passing interest in radio-controlled cars, however, it took a friend (Mashi) to go and buy one of these things to really give me the itch to get into it. Now, there's no turning back. There's R/C stuff all over the house, and it's great. Like any good hobby, though, it can get seriously addictive and expensive, so if you feel that you're the least bit vulnerable to the R/C bug and don't want to get involved, I strongly recommend against going here.

I've always been a computer and video games enthusiast and I'm still occasionally guilty of spending hours with my face pressed up against a monitor playing a game. In here, you'll find information on some of my favorite Genesis, SNES, Playstation, Saturn, PC and Amiga games, past and present favorites.

This site has been optimized for browsers running in at least 800 x 600 resolution and a color depth of 15 bits or higher, but should work fine in lower resolutions and/or color depths. This site has been tested with both Netscape 3.0 and Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0, and is supposed to be HTML 3.2 compliant. In Theory, everything should work fine regardless of which browser you use, but in case you don't live in the place called Theory, feel free to let me know of any problems you encounter by sending me mail. Unfortunately, most of these pages are less-than-attractive under AOL's browser, because it doesn't support all the tags used.

I'm sure that I don't have to tell you, that since I'm mercurial, and since this is a small, pet project, I reserve the right to change everything around at the drop of a hat. I can't see any reason why you'd have a problem with that, but if you do, then maybe you should go elsewhere!