Virtua Racing/Production credits

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Arcade version

Source:
Developer mentions


Mega Drive version

Source:
In-game credits
Virtua Racing MD credits.pdf
[2]

Source:
Developer mentions[3]


In-game high score table

The game also contains a high score table which may reference the following developers.

Arcade version

Unaccounted for: Kohki Koiwa, Nobukatsu Hiranoya

Mega Drive version

Breakdown

Arcade version

Yukinobu Arikawa

  • Helped create the road marking graphics.[1]

Mega Drive version

Takenobu Mitsuyoshi

  • Composed all new music.[4]
  • Notated music (including timbres) of Model 1 version music to be used in porting.[5]
  • Created an unused phrase sampling rhythm for DEMONSTRATION music.[5]

Tohru Nakabayashi

  • Mainly sound programming.[5]
  • Synchronized an unused phrase sampling rhythm with the FM sound in DEMONSTRATION music.[5]

Tomoyuki Kawamura

  • Mainly sound effects.[5]

Breakdown

Arcade version

Music credits

ID Name Description Credits Used Comments
01 Beginner[6] Yes
02 Game Over[6] Yes
03 Pit In[6] Yes
04 Extend Time - 3[6] Yes
05 Goal[6] Yes
06 Course Select[6] Yes
07 Extend Time - 2[6] Yes
08 Congratulations - 2[6] Yes
09 Best Lap - 3[6] Yes
0A Best Lap - 2[6] Yes
0B Name Entry[6] Yes
0C Congratulations - 1[6] Yes
0D Medium[6] Yes
0E Expert[6] Yes
0F Best Lap - 5[6] Yes
43 Waiting Your Entry[6] Yes
50 Pit Out[6] Yes
55 Extend Time - 4[6] Yes
60 Best Lap - 4[6] Yes
61 Extend Time - 1[6] Yes

References


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Books: Virtua Racing Hisshou Kouryaku Hou (1994) | Virtua Racing: Official Racing Guide (1994)
Music: Virtua Racing & OutRunners (1993) | Yu Suzuki Produce G-LOC/R360/Virtua Racing (1998)
Videos: Virtua Racing: Virtua Video (199x)

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