Marti Wong

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Marti Kwok-Hung Wong (王國鴻 in Chinese), born in May 2, 1978 is a game developer. His nickname is "Little Bear"(小熊 in Chinese). He wrote the first version of the game Little Fighter in 1997 and co-authored the second game Little Fighter 2, with Starsky Wong in 2002. In 2003, he joined U1 technology and developed Little Fighter Online.