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| − | '''''Naoki Kodaka''''' was the main composer at [[Sunsoft]] (along with [[Masashi Kageyama]]). Most of his NES soundtracks consist of digitized music because it uses a FM Synthesis sound using the DPCM (Delta Pulse Code Modulation) channel. His NES music was almost always assisted by sound programmers [[Nobuyuki Hara]] and [[Shinichi Seya]]. He also made a DVD titled "Mushi Mushi no Shi: Rainforest Story". | + | '''''Naoki Kodaka''''' was the main composer at [[Sunsoft]] (along with [[Masashi Kageyama]]). Most of his NES soundtracks consist of digitized music because it uses a FM Synthesis sound using the DPCM (Delta Pulse Code Modulation) channel developed by [[Naohisa Morota]]. His NES music was almost always assisted by sound programmers [[Nobuyuki Hara]] and [[Shinichi Seya]]. He also made a DVD titled "Mushi Mushi no Shi: Rainforest Story". |
In Nantettatte!! Baseball, he is credited as "Kodaka Naoki and Guys", so there were probably more composers involved with that game's soundtrack. | In Nantettatte!! Baseball, he is credited as "Kodaka Naoki and Guys", so there were probably more composers involved with that game's soundtrack. | ||
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Naoki Kodaka was the main composer at Sunsoft (along with Masashi Kageyama). Most of his NES soundtracks consist of digitized music because it uses a FM Synthesis sound using the DPCM (Delta Pulse Code Modulation) channel developed by Naohisa Morota. His NES music was almost always assisted by sound programmers Nobuyuki Hara and Shinichi Seya. He also made a DVD titled "Mushi Mushi no Shi: Rainforest Story".
In Nantettatte!! Baseball, he is credited as "Kodaka Naoki and Guys", so there were probably more composers involved with that game's soundtrack.
Gameography
|
Released |
Title |
Sample |
| 1986/11/20 | Dead Zone (FDS) | |
| 1987/12/04 | Shanghai (FC) | |
| 1988/04/?? | Freedom Force (NES) | |
| 1988/06/17 | Blaster Master (NES) | |
| 1989/09/?? | Fester's Quest (NES) | |
| 1989/12/22 | Batman (NES) | |
| 1990/07/19 | Batman (GEN) | |
| 1990/08/10 | Journey to Silius (NES) | |
| 1990/10/26 | Nantettatte!! Baseball (FC) | |
| 1990/12/14 | Gremlins II: The New Batch (NES) | |
| 1991/09/20 | Hebereke (FC) | |
| 1991/09/27 | Super Spy Hunter (NES) | |
| 1991/12/20 | Batman: Return of the Joker (NES) | |
| 1992/01/14 | Super Fantasy Zone (GEN) | |
| 1993/03/05 | Albert Odyssey (SNES) | |
| 1994/03/11 | Sugoi Hebereke (SFC) | |
| 1994/12/22 | Albert Odyssey II (SNES) | |
| 1996/08/09 | Albert Odyssey: Legend of Eldean (SAT) | |
| 1997/07/24 | Out Live: Be Eliminate Yesterday (PS1) |
Picture Gallery
Unknown source.
Unknown source.
Links
- mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,108684/ - Moby Games.
- gamefaqs.com/features/credit/23129.html - GameFAQs.
- [1] - VGMdb.
