Albert Charpentier

Albert Charpentier is a French composer known for his contributions to the world of video game music in the late 20th century. He gained recognition for his work on the NES and Game Boy platforms, notably composing the soundtrack for “Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle 2,” released in 1990. This colorful and whimsical game showcased Charpentier's ability to blend catchy melodies with playful themes, enhancing the gaming experience. His compositions often reflected the lighthearted nature of the titles he worked on, making significant contributions to the atmosphere and emotional engagement of gameplay. Beyond this, Charpentier's influence can be felt in the broader context of video game music, as he helped to shape the soundscapes of early gaming.