Michel Louvet
"bfg.gamepassion"

 2012

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M. Louvet is French, born in 1974 and live in Lille.

Puzzli is Louvet's first game on ColecoVision and his second/third really game.
The two first were adaptation of PANG on GP32, Dreamcast and Linux (called GPPang 2003 and DCPang 2005).


It begins with Pang.

He has also worked on some personal project like a Dreamcast Shoot'em up, but it was canceled.

Louvet discovered Colecovision programming with Daniel Bienvenu's toolkit and he first try it for fun ... Finally puzzli was here !
 
Now that Louvet know better the limitation of the Colecovision, he would like to do games with sprites to see
what can he do with them...
And Mr. Louvet really got a good start.

Newest games from his hand is: Bomb 'n Blast - Lock 'n Chase and finally Ozma Wars, all released in 2011.

And Mr. Louvet can't stop programming, his is already on the way with this game below:
 
ColecoVision Commando test 1... ColecoVision Commando test 2... ColecoVision Commando test 3...

What you see here is an early build of a Commando like game from Mr. Louvet.
If he finished the game will it probably see the day of light in 2013/14.

But Mr. Louvet has many games he work on.
Also Nintendo's Helifire from 1980 are on the way.

Helifire box for ColecoVision...   Helifire for ColecoVision...
Helifire will maybe see the daylight around summer 2012.

Newest adaption is Pang again, this time for our own ColecoVision.
 
Pang for ColecoVision... Pang for ColecoVision... Pang for ColecoVision... Pang for ColecoVision...
Here is the prototyped Pang in action, really good background graphics.
Pang is originally a official Arcade game by: Mitchell Corp.

The game is about to shoot bouncing balls.
It starts with the big one, shot with the laser divides it into two smaller balls.
Again, shoot the small ball and it gets even smaller, at last there is a small ball to be caught.
When we will see the completed game, is not known yet.

See more Louvet videos on YouTube.
To get in touch with Mr. Louvet, try this: AtariAge.com or e-mail.