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Martino was the alias of a Chinese composer and sound programmer who worked for NTDEC. We do not know much about this composer. An early NTDEC game credits a composer named Tommy Shih, which could possibly be Martino's real name.
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Music Development
NES
Martino created a sound driver, in which the music was written in assembly.
Gameography
Picture Gallery
Picture from Fighting Hero III credits.
