Jerry Lawson developed the first home video gaming system with interchangeable game cartridges. He helped shape the gaming world to what it is today and became a beacon for what many people strive to do in their lives, have a positive impact on the world.

As I took a look into Mr. Lawson's journey, one of the things I loved learning most about him was that he tinkered and made electronics even outside of work. He made a whole arcade machine just for fun. He enjoyed what he did and was just being himself and it encouraged me to be myself and make the kind of game I would like. 

So I thought back to my first experiences with games; Mario on Nintendo 64, F-Zero racing games, the visuals of Kirby, and went with the simple idea: "An ice cream scoop scoppin up scoops of ice cream and cake" Haha that's it!

I wanted to create something whimsical, fun, and eye catching. Because while I absolutely love creating games that teach and have deeper meanings. This time around I just wanted to create something that was lighthearted and fun just to be fun, because games can be whatever you want. And that was the lesson I took from Mr. Lawson and wanted others, especially kids, to take away from my game.