# Epsilon

> an Amstrad CPC programmer from France

**Wikidata**: [Q62594230](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q62594230)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/epsilon-q62594230

## Summary
Epsilon, whose real name is Christophe Kastriottis, is a French programmer and multimedia artist known for his work on the Amstrad CPC platform. He is a member of the group Power System and is recognized within the retrocomputing community for his contributions as a game programmer.

## Biography
*   **Born:** [Data not provided]
*   **Nationality:** France
*   **Education:** [Data not provided]
*   **Known for:** Programming and creating multimedia art for the Amstrad CPC.
*   **Employer(s):** [Data not provided]
*   **Field(s):** Software Engineering, Game Development, Multimedia Art

## Contributions
Epsilon (Christophe Kastriottis) has contributed to the Amstrad CPC ecosystem primarily as a programmer and multimedia artist. His portfolio includes the development of software and games specifically designed for this 8-bit architecture. He is credited with the creation of *Paranoia*, a notable work within his portfolio.

In addition to *Paranoia*, Epsilon is associated with a distinct body of work cataloged in knowledge bases via identifiers Q62578389, Q62578158, Q62596806, Q62602219, Q62603868, and Q62604213. His activities are documented on CPCWiki, serving as a reference for his involvement in the Amstrad CPC scene. His role as a "multimedia artist" suggests his contributions extend beyond pure coding into the graphical or audio aspects of the platform's software.

## FAQs

### Q: What is Epsilon's real name?
A: Epsilon's real name is Christophe Kastriottis.

### Q: What programming platform is Epsilon associated with?
A: Epsilon is specifically associated with the Amstrad CPC, for which he develops games and multimedia software.

### Q: Is Epsilon part of a larger organization or group?
A: Yes, he is listed as a member of "Power System."

## Why They Matter
Epsilon represents the dedicated community of developers who sustained the Amstrad CPC software library. As a programmer and multimedia artist from France, his work contributes to the preservation and expansion of the platform's capabilities. By creating works like *Paranoia* and affiliating with groups like Power System, he helped maintain the vitality of the Amstrad ecosystem. His dual role as a software engineer and multimedia artist highlights the versatility required by developers in the 8-bit era, where technical coding and artistic output were often closely intertwined. His documented presence on CPCWiki and Wikidata ensures that these contributions remain accessible for historical and technical research regarding the platform.

## Notable For
*   **Amstrad CPC Development:** Specialized in programming for the Amstrad CPC computer range.
*   **Multimedia Art:** Recognized not just for code, but for artistic contributions to the platform.
*   **Power System:** Affiliation with this specific computer group.
*   **Notable Work (*Paranoia*):** Credited specifically for this title.
*   **Identity:** Known by the alias "Epsilon" and the legal name Christophe Kastriottis.

## Body

### Professional Identity
Epsilon is a human male identified as a software engineer and practitioner of software engineering. He operates under the alias "Epsilon" but is legally named Christophe Kastriottis. He is a citizen of France.

### Software Development
Epsilon's primary occupation is defined as a programmer and game programmer. His technical work is exclusively qualified for the **Amstrad CPC** platform (P400). This indicates a specialization in the Z80 processor architecture and the specific graphics/ memory management of the Amstrad hardware.

### Works and Outputs
His output includes several specific entries tracked in structured data:
*   **Paranoia:** A specifically named project.
*   **Cataloged Works:** His portfolio includes works identified by the reference codes Q62578389, Q62578158, Q62596806, Q62602219, Q62603868, and Q62604213.
*   **Role:** He serves as a "multimedia artist," implying involvement in the visual or auditory assets of the software in addition to coding.

### Affiliations
He is a documented member of **Power System**, a group associated with the Amstrad CPC demoscene or software development community. His profile is maintained with a CPCWiki ID of "Epsilon."