About the Creator

This Website was created by the founder of Joker Developments..
The one and only, Gareth Griffiths!


Gaz The person you can see on the left is the founder of our prestigious company. "But he looks young!", is a statement you may be finding yourself saying. That's true, Gareth Griffiths is only 15 years old, and is currently taking his GCSE courses at the Belvidere School where he has been for the past three and a half years of his life. If you click on the link that was in the last sentence, you will go to the school's website, which was also created by Gareth Griffiths (with a little help from his friend Simon Jeavons)

He lives in Shrewsbury, the county town of Shropshire, England. As he is still relatively young, he lives with his parents, Val and Bob, and does all his coding from the JD office (his bedroom) on his souped-up A1200.

He has three older brothers, a canine pet named Odie, like the yellow mutt from Garfield. His favourite films are Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Alien and Aliens. His favourite Amiga games are the Alien Breed series and Frontier. The cartoon that he watches most isn't Garfield, it's South Park (I'll blow your friggin' head off!).

Now I think it's about time we let Gaz speak for himself:

"Blarblewibblewoowoopop. I'm insane. You've got to have a system, hmm, hmm, oh yes, you've got to have a system. Paul Weller... Nelson Mandela, hmm, hmm. Curly Wurly... Liz Hurley, hmm! Trebor Mints... TAFNA Prince!"

Oh sorry about that, he just popped a Quaver in his mouth and I think the monosodium glutamate is having strange effects on his alien insides. I'll wait for the flavouring to wear off............................ That's better, here he is:

"Hi. I'm Gaz. Thanx for visiting the JDonline! website, it really makes the project worth it. Take a look at the Downloads page to access some fantastic Amiga software. If you are a PC owner, tough s**t, go buy a REAL computer."

I think that somes it up nicely. Thanks again for visiting, you are the nth visitor this year. Isn't that nice to know!