Harry Buonocore.

ekrew is a commissioned menu I built specifically for trickshotting in private matches on COD: MW2. It has over 130 menu options, and a lot of its features are original — things that had never been done on InfinityLoader before.

It's primarily a GSC menu, with a number of options built using InfinityLoader's writeByte() and writeInt() functions to write values directly to game memory. ekrew was also the project where I figured out a development workflow I still use — orchestrating Claude Code alongside tools like XECLI to dump and poke memory directly. That AI-assisted workflow became the foundation for everything I've built since. Probably my best menu to date.

Tricky Myers is a spin on the popular custom gamemode “Michael Myers.” In the original, Michael's job is to kill the whole opposing team. In Tricky Myers, the opposing team's job is to land a trickshot on Michael — hence the name. I built modded versions of the gamemode for COD4, World at War, and MW2, with auto team assignment, a full weapons menu, a warn system if someone kills Michael without a trickshot, and more.

For the COD4 and World at War versions, I built a real-time stats pipeline. While we play, an RTM/RTE tool runs on my hardware, connected directly to my RGH console. I set up dvars and logs that send through that hardware, get processed into a Supabase database, and display live on the leaderboard at trickymyers.com. There's more under the hood, but that's the simple version.

MW2 Throwing-Knife Golf is a gamemode idea I came up with and built for MW2. It works like regular 9- or 18-hole golf: everyone takes turns throwing throwing knives, aiming to hit a bot set up across the map — the “hole” — in as few turns as possible. Wherever your knife lands is where you throw from next. It's a genuinely unique idea for Call of Duty; nothing quite like it has been done.

The biggest hurdle was tracking where the knife actually lands, to set up the next throw — luckily MW2's GSC has a function for that. Once I had that, the rest was building the cinematics at the start of each hole, the throwing-knife camera angle, and the start and end coordinates per hole. Built on InfinityLoader. Currently supports five maps: Subbase, Overgrown, Derail, Karachi, and Afghan — Overgrown's my favorite.