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Daniel is a kind of "Godfather" in the CV
programming.
Possibly one with the most experience on a technical view.
He lives in Quebec, Canada.
And Daniel are indeed a permanent member of the AdamCon.
ColecoVision become his passion after he had worked with Vic 20 and other
home-computers.
Daniel has an amazing ability to get ideas for creating games,
and he is not in the way of helping others.
To illustrate that he would like to help others, you can see below on this
label from Penguin Land.
This label is rare, and may not be available in over 20 copies.
It's made of Bienvenu for Steve Bégin for use with the Colecovision
version in the first version from 2003.
To spread interest more, is agreed between Luc Miron from Team Pixelboy,
François from CollectorVision and Steve Bégin
to compete release the game again, now with a new box and label design.
The newest from his hand is
making music for the CV.
For example Michael Jackson, Theme from Ghostbusters and later Sabrina's "Boys
boys boys".
But also in Daniel's own games he implements digital samples.
With the CV tools, he can do magic with his creativity.
Daniel have also done a personal software menu for a ColecoVision
multicart project.
He have two prototypes left in his collection and used one of them to test
his projects, and that is long before AtariMax USB 128:1 MultiCart ever
came out.
Daniel make his own tools and programs for
the CV.
Furthermore, Daniel is also adept at the early existing programs as others
have long put behind them.
Marat Fayzullin was one of the first to
program for ColecoVision, and Some of Marat's tools is very
useful for Daniel.
Daniel put himself into things, and he like to find out how things can be
solved.
He read a lot and wrote it for public use.
He have a very useful website, and are also a frequent user on YouTube.
Via YouTube can Daniel show what he means with all he wrote and came up
with.
You can actually better understand what is meant in a given situation.
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Some of Daniels first work is some tools, and games.
Daniel is that person which has made most games and applications for
Colecovision ever.
Maybe over 50 games and many useful tools also for ColecoVision.
Daniel is a person that not go for games
that are ported for the CV, Especially not games previously released for
the MSX.
Daniel will like that the games are being done today must be original, but
still be games as they themselves have invented.
Therefore you never seen a game from Daniel as you already know, DacMan
excluded.
But you've got a position until you take a new one.
Sega's Space Harrier is seen from Daniel's hand, and several of Sega's SG
1000 projects is seen.
Many of those games Daniel has done is
small and simple, and anyone can play them without to be too
difficult.
Daniel will gladly share with others, he happily publish the source code
and release many times a ROM for download.
One of Daniels greatest game ever may be the
Ghost Blaster release.
It came out in 2009 in a cartridge format, with box, label and a manual.
The cartridge was a special milky version with a transparent label.
The game is a kind of Ghostbuster game and the title song is indeed from
the Ghostbuster game of the same name.
The difference here is that, Daniel himself wrote the song and gameplay note for note,
and bit for bit.
Also conventions from more familiar numbers, including Michael Jackson and
last Super Ghouls N 'Ghosts theme.
What a work he did here.
He receives also several query plans from
homebrewers to deliver either a piece of code to their games, or help with
music for their games.
Luc at Team pixelboy and Jean-Philippe alias Youki are just some of the
users that daniel has helped with his music.
And those two games are: CV Boxxle and for Youki's Smurf CV game.
Also 3 melodies are done for the Venus Spa videogame project, which starts
in September 2010.
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The latest: Pick 'n Sticks Limited Edition.
There will only be created 8 cartridges of this game, with a good audio
sample to a price of $ 30,-
The game will be released in 2010.
Daniel's
Blog.
Daniel can be contacted via his Website:
newcoleco.
Daniel's
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