I have always been fascinated by video games. I believe they are the greatest story telling medium in existence. No books nor movies can tell stories like video games do, and now that virtual reality is around the corner, I believe they will take over and change the world forever. This is why I started my own video game studio Squidbeam Games in 2014. Here are some old video game projects, from my early Atari ST years (1989/1995) to my PC experiments (2002/2003). 3D WORLDS 2003 3D Worlds was a kid's dream. In 2003, I tried to look again at some of my old algorithms and decided to test some of them on a much bigger scale... WEIRDOZ EGGS 2002 Weirdoz Eggs was a PC shoot'em up I started to write in 2002. Sadly It didn't get very far because of lack of time. However the game is playable (only one stage) and a lot of the design and story line was completed. BEAGLE 1995 Beagle was the last episode of my Atari ST history. It is also the most rewarding program I have ever written. The software is entirely based on artificial life and generic algorithms and it was at the core of my Fine Art Degree. Early Video Games & Atari ST years 1987 - 1994 The first time I laid my hands on a computer was around 1984. I created my first games on an IBM PC using green ASCII characters and crude beeps. I was 11 years old. My dad later purchased an Atari ST - I started to write my first games and quickly mixed pictures, music, sound and programming. Click on the picture to see some of my old creations (some of them are now available for download!).