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Luc Miron was the former webmaster of OpCode Games'
new site.
Luc lives in Montreal, Canada.
Luc is fantastic to draw graphics, and he do it for anyone who want to.
Luc's passion is closest to ColecoVision.
Luc had spent several years of good
cooperation with Eduardo who was the founder of OpCode Games.
What
Luc mostly learned during in time with Opcode Games was more related to
the effort involved in making boxes, manuals and cartridges.
Daniel Bienvenu, another programmer learned Luc some little programming
for ColecoVision.
And i think that this is Luc's goal that he will one day be able to
program his own games.
Luc has decided in 2009 that he would cooperate more broadly.
So he created a new publishing label.
Not as a team, but Team Pixelboy is simply a ColecoVision publishing
label.
On Team Pixelboy are all wishes and more, and Luc has already several
games ready for release.
Some of his first graphical work was checkers.
But he has also made other graphical game designs.
Checkers was never programmed for our ColecoVision System, nor even
Crystal Castle.
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| Chess |
Crystal
Castle |
Remember
The Flag |
Luc made also overlays for the ColecoVision, and even designs for a new
joystick and a CV2.
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CV2 Design |
Overlays |
Joystick Design |
Luc has been very good at using Photoshop,
here are 5 boxes selected among many.
I think he is quite clever, and he has details with, -nice indeed.
Some of the boxes are produced by: Marc Oberhäuser.
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| Goonies |
Gulkave |
Cye |
Gradius |
Steamroller |
Basicvision.
Luc are also starting with his BasicVision
for Coleco/ADAM.
BasicVision is a programming language designed specially for the
ColecoVision console.
You can read more about
BasicVision on his site.
Luc know this will be a long-term project.
Luc Miron can be contacted via his
Team Pixelboy
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