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'''Tom et Jerry''' (Hervé Monchatre) is a member of [[GPA]], who is not to be confused with | '''Tom et Jerry''' (Hervé Monchatre) is a member of [[GPA]], who is not to be confused with [[Tom & Jerry of CBS|Tom & Jerry]] of [[CBS]], who is German. | ||
Tom et Jerry is somewhat a staple music creator on the Amstrad CPC and has contributed to many demos and games, but he has also programmed several demos and games himself. | Tom et Jerry is somewhat a staple music creator on the Amstrad CPC and has contributed to many demos and games, but he has also programmed several demos and games himself. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:29, 14 April 2020
Tom et Jerry (Hervé Monchatre) is a member of GPA, who is not to be confused with Tom & Jerry of CBS, who is German.
Tom et Jerry is somewhat a staple music creator on the Amstrad CPC and has contributed to many demos and games, but he has also programmed several demos and games himself.
Releases
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Demos
- Music Pack 1 (1991)
- Music Pack 2 (1991)
- Music Pack 3 (1991)
- Music Pack 4 (1992)
- Logon's run - 3D meets the aging bits (2017) ‒ Music.
Games
- Démineur (1993)
- Citadelle (2005)
- Le Crime du Parking (2008) ‒ a conversion of a text adventure that was originally released for the Apple II by Froggy Software in 1985
- Color Lines (2010)
- Le Mur de Berlin Va Sauter ! (2012) ‒ another conversion of a text adventure that was originally released for the Apple II by Froggy Software in 1985
- Overkoban (2013) ‒ a clone of Sokoban that was an entrant in the Amstrad CPC 16KBs ROM Game Development Competition 2013 hosted by CPCWiki
- La Java du Privé (2017) ‒ another conversion of a text adventure that was originally released for the Apple II by Froggy Software in 1985