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Marshall Parker has been the in-house composer of Beam Software, now known as Krome Studios. He is probably best known for writing the music to Shadowrun for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. After Tania Smith was leaving on tour with her band, she asked Marshall to take her position at Beam Software for music and sound effects and he accepted. His first project was Star Wars for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1991. Today he works at Krome Studios (formerly known as Beam Software) as a music director but does not compose music for them.
Music Composition
Marshall said he used a hex editor for his NES music and used a MIDI interface for his SNES music.
Gameography
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Released |
Title |
Publisher |
Sample Song |
| 1991/??/?? | Aussie Rules Footy (NES) | Laser Beam | |
| 1991/??/10 | Bo Jackson Baseball (NES) | Beam Software | |
| 1991/05/?? | Family Feud (NES) | GameTek | |
| 1992/01/?? | Nightshade (NES) | Ultra | |
| 1993/??/08 | 4-In-1 Funpak: Vol. 2 (GB) | Interplay | |
| 1993/05/?? | Shadowrun (SNES) | Data East | |
| 1994/??/?? | 5-In-1 Funpak (GG) | Interplay | |
| 1994/03/25 | シャドウラン (Shadowrun) (SNES) | Data East | |
| 1998/07/21 | Alien Earth (W32) | Playmates |
