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Luc Miron was the former webmaster of Opcode
Games' 3rd site.
Luc lives in Laval, Québec, Canada.
Luc is fantastic to draw graphics, and he do it for anyone who want to.
Luc's passion is closest to ColecoVision, which has dispaced Atari 2600 a little.
Luc had spent several years of good
cooperation with Eduardo Mello who is 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 this is Luc's goal that he will one day be able to
program his own games.
Luc decided in 2009 that he would cooperate more broadly.
So he created a new publishing label and a website by the same name.
The name was
Team Pixelboy and is simply a ColecoVision publishing
label.
But Luc are certainly not alone, it is a kind of team with all around him
involved:
Daniel Bienvenu, Sohei Kobayashi, James De
Carlo, Dale Crum, Oliver Puschatzki, Harvey deKleine, Guy Foster,
Dan Ogrodnick, Omar Cornut, Bruce Tomlin, Daniel Vik, Vincent van Dam,
Studio Cutepet, Chris Coles, Scott Huggins, Fred Quimby, Albert Yarusso,
Steve Turner,
Óscar Toledo Gutiérrez,
Jacob Hawk, and Dan Hower.
And there are also several beta testers:
Eduardo Mello, Troy Whelan, Stephen Seehorn, Michael Di Salvo, Todd
Scheele and Jean-François Dupuis.
And many more peole are involved, at least 20 more.
On Team Pixelboy are all wishes and more to, and Luc has always several
games ready for release.
You can email him for games the whole year, but official releases are
almost dated
to December 25 each year.
Left over games is handled by AtariAge Store and Good Deal Games.
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 a
version of
Crystal Castle.
But rumors says that Legend Of Zelda also will a part of an upcoming
project based on the Game Boy version.
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| Chess |
Crystal
Castle |
Jet Set
Willy |
The
Legend Of Zelda |
The games above was never programmed, they
only exist in graphics.
Luc made also overlays for the ColecoVision, and even
his bet for a new design for a new
joystick and a CV2 case.
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CV2 Design |
Overlays Designs |
Joystick Design |
Luc is very good at using Photoshop,
here are 5 boxes selected among many, maybe more than 80.
He is quite clever, and he has details with in it, -nice indeed.
Some of the boxes are produced by: Marc Oberhäuser and others by Oliver
Puschatzki in Germany.
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| Goonies |
Gulkave |
Cye |
Gradius |
Steamroller |
Goonies and Gradius boxes was never used in their
versions you see above.
Following ColecoVision games released via Team
Pixelboy publising label:
Gulkave |
Girl's Garden |
Peek a Boo |
Pitfall 2 Arcade |
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Track 'n Field 1 |
Destructor SCE. |
Circus Charlie |
Star Force |
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Golgo 13 |
Ninja Princess |
Bank Panic |
Konami's Ping Pong |
3 years after its release have Team Pixelboy offered to release the ROM files above.
The first games was Gulkave, then Girls Garden and Track 'n Field.
But there are more games on the way
In the future can you look forward to following new CIB games:
Jewel Panic, R-Type, 1942, Space Shuttle,
The Cure, Prisoner Of War and many many more.
Luc sells not only "normal" ColecoVision games as he always
do.
Newest is ColecoVision Super Games.
Super Games requires that you have invested in
a Opcode Super Game Module or the new CollectorVision Phoenis Game System.
Following ColecoVision Super Games are released under the Team Pixelboy
label:
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Zaxxon Super Game |
The Goonies |
Majikazo |
Cold Blood |
Stray Cat |
King & Balloon |
Arcomage |
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Dragon' Lair |
TwinBee |
Knight Lore |
Danger Tower |
Traffic Jam |
Children Of The Night |
Booming Boy |
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King's Valley |
Spelunker |
Mappy |
Deep Dungeon |
Txupinazo! |
Wizard of Wor |
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Thexder |
The Stone Of Wisdom |
Rally-X |
Heroes Arena |
Ghostbusters |
Gauntlet |
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Buck Rogers Super Game |
Knightmare |
Mecha-9 |
J.E.T.P.A.C. |
Space Shuttle |
Zombie Incident |
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Mecha-8 |
Super Pac-Man |
Operation Wolf |
Shmup! |
Secret Of The Moai |
QBIQS |
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Subroc Super Game |
Caos Begins |
Caverns Of Titan |
Shouganai |
C-So! |
Uridium |
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BasicVision.
Luc was starting slowly 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 ColecoVision site.
Luc know very well his BasicVision will be a long-term project.
And with so many ColecoVision games that need to see the day of light, is the
time for BasicVision to start up delayed to around 2018 or 2019.
Trading Cards.
Luc will also in the beginning of January 2014 try to
make and launch Trading cards.
It will be a big project, he will produce trading cards with ColecoVision
games and its hardware.
It has been tried before, Phil Boland has made this few years before.
Luc's goal is to produce a trading card for
each and every box variant of every ColecoVision product ever released.
This amounts to a total of over 430 trading cards, and more will likely be
added to the list as new homebrew games are released.
Luc will create the cards and sell them in 7 sets of 55 cards per time.
Release date is not yet
announced, but 2020 could be a good bet.
Last updated:
October 12, 2019.
April 14, 2018.
April 08, 2017.
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