Nobuyuki Shioda

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Nobuyuki Shioda
Nobuyuki Shioda - 2.jpg
Local 塩田 信之 (しおだ のぶゆき)
Born 1967-06-25
Birth Place Japan
Nationality Japanese   Japan.svg
Aliases Eden
Shiochan
しおだ さん (Shioda-san)
Nob Shioda
Website www.saltomatic.net

Nobuyuki Shioda is a Japanese composer and sound designer. He joined KID in 1989, shortly after the company was created, and just after the development of Burai Fighter. There, he scored the music to a vast majority of their games during his 10 years with the company. He was mentored by Norio Nakagata on how to create game music, and the two collaborated on Burai Fighter. His work really came into prominence with the game Summer Carnival '92: Recca, which received huge praise for its soundtrack.

He also arranged Juri Goto's Game Boy Color music for the games he worked on, as Goto couldn't write Game Boy music.

Audio Development

Game Boy/NES

To create music for the NES, Shioda wrote the music in Music Macro Language on a PC-9801 computer. Shioda used a sound driver by Tadashi Fukuzawa of Chunsoft, albeit unknowingly. He used the same method when he used Kunihito Hiramatsu's sound driver.

Shioda used an identical approach for his Game Boy music as well, also using a sound driver by Hiramatsu.

Gameography

Note: Though some Japanese sites credit Shioda with Burai Fighter (NES), Shioda said he did not work on the game, and that the music was solely done by Norio Nakagata. Therefore, it is not listed in his gameography.

Released Title Sample Notes
1990-06-27 Burai Fighter Deluxe (GB) (無頼戦士デラックス) Arranged Norio Nakagata's music.
1990-09-?? Low G Man: The Low Gravity Man (NES) With Norio Nakagata and Ryota Musha.
1991-01-?? G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (NES) With Yusuke Takahama.
1991-02-15 Isolated Warrior (NES) (マックスウォーリアー 惑星戒厳令) With Norio Nakagata and Ryota Musha.
1991-03-20 Fastest Lap (GB) (ファーステスト・ラップ)
1991-04-26 Sumo Fighter (GB) (相撲ファイター東海道場所)
1991-08-09 The Trolls in Crazyland (NES) (ドキ! ドキ! 遊園地 ~クレイジーランド大作戦~)
1991-09-13 Chibi Maruko-Chan 2: Maruko Deluxe Theater (GB) (ちびまる子ちゃん2 デラックスまる子ワールド)
1991-12-20 Banana Prince (NES) (バナナン王子の大冒険)
1992-01-?? KickMaster (NES)
1992-03-?? G.I. Joe: The Atlantis Factor (NES) Sound Effects
1992-03-27 Battle Grand Prix (SNES) (バトルグランプリ) Sound Effect [sic]
1992-03-27 Chibi Maru-Chan 3: Mezase! Game Taishou no Maki (GB) (ちびまる子ちゃん3 めざせ!ゲーム大賞の巻)
1992-07-03 Urusei Yatsura: Miss Tomobiki o Sagase! (GB)
1992-07-17 Summer Carnival '92: Recca (FC) (サマーカーニバル'92 烈火)
1992-08-07 Chibi Maru-Chan 4: Korega Nippon Dayo! Oujisama (GB) (ちびまる子ちゃん4 これが日本だよ!王子さま )
1992-11-27 Kingyo Chuuihou! 2 Gyopichan o Sagase! (GB) (きんぎょ注意報!2 ぎょぴちゃんをさがせ!)
1992-??-?? Chester Cheetah: Wild Wild Quest (GEN) Arranger
1993-02-12 Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds (GB) (サンダーバード)
1993-??-?? Ultra Toukon Densetsu (ARC) (ウルトラ闘魂伝説)
1994-02-04 Olivia's Mystery (SFC) (オリビアのミステリー)
1994-02-25 Sutobasu Yarou Shou (SFC) (ストバスヤロウ将)
1994-06-?? Hebereke no Popoon (ARC) (へべれけのぽぷーん) With Hiroshi Tsukamoto, Naomasa Nakata, Izumi Hara, and Kenichi Hirata.
1994-10-14 UFO Kamen Yakisoban (SFC) (UFO仮面ヤキソバン ケトラーの黒い陰謀)
1994-??-?? Blocken (ARC) (ぶろっけん)
1995-03-03 Gamera (GB)
1995-03-24 Genjin Kotts (GB)
1995-04-28 Haisei Mahjong Ryouga (SFC)
1995-04-28 Mahoujin GuruGuru (GB)
1995-05-26 Chibi Maru-Chan: Maruko Deluxe Gekijou (GB)
1995-09-08 Super Life Game 2 (SFC)
1996-04-26 Jumpin' Derby (SFC)
1996-06-28 Hissatsu (SAT)
1996-12-20 Mini-Yonku Shining Scorpion: Let's Go!! (SFC)
1997-07-18 Pocket Love (GB) (ポケット・ラブ)
1997-07-24 DX Life Game II (PS1) (DX人生ゲームⅡ)
1998-11-19 She'sn (SAT) (〜シースン〜)
1999-10-01 Front Row (GBC) (フロントロウ) Arranger
1999-10-29 Golf Daisuki! Let's Play Golf (GBC) (ゴルフだいすき!) Arranger
2000-07-21 Bakusou Dekotora Densetsu GB (GBC) (爆走デコトラ伝説GB スペシャル 男度胸の天下統一)
2013-08-?? Kira Kira Star Night (FC) Composer?
2016-01-30 8BIT MUSIC POWER (FC) Music
2016-??-?? Darius Burst Chronicle Saviours (PS4)
2017-??-?? Exile Election (PS4)
2017-09-29 Hoshi Furu Yoru no Farnese (PC)
2017-??-?? NEO Heiankyo Alien (FC) Music
2019-02-21 8bit Rhythm Land (FC)
2020-??-?? Astro Ninja Man (FC) Music / Sound Effect

Aliases

In some games, Nobuyuki was credited as "Eden", a name he picked up in high school.

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