Prayag's Projects:

Hudson's Internet Upkeep is dedicated to connecting older platforms with modern services. You can, for instance, get the weather forecast through a website that looks attractive even in Internet Explorer 5.

That's the dream, at least. Hudson's was originally meant to be an experimental search engine designed to take advantage of the functionality of Apple's Sherlock; but it quickly expanded into other things, none of which are functioning at the moment. I hope to get back to working on Hudson's pages someday, but in the meantime, you can check the site out to get a taste of what was meant to be.

Here, you can browse the levels of the obscure, incredibly-hard Japan-exclusive Pikmin game, "Pikmin Puzzle Card e+", as well as watch videos of each level's solutions. The website was designed from the start to work on the Wii's Internet Channel and the Nintendo DSi Browser, and content is arranged in imitation of the game itself.

At the moment, there are only three videos available, and they are for Level 28, Level 45, and the H001 level, all under "Marching Pikmin". I'm investigating why these videos experience video-audio desyncing when played back on older computers. Things are looking promising, though! And the webpage itself is effectively finished.