Yukihiko Tani

Yukihiko Tani

Company(ies): Wolf Team, Gau Entertainment, Nextech
Role(s): Programmer, Director

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Yukihiko Tani (谷裕紀彦), also known as BugTaro(Bug太郎).

Production history

Final Zone (Mega Drive;
1990) — Sub Program (as Y.Tani)
Dino Land (Mega Drive;
1991) — Sub Programmer (as Bugtarou)
Sol-Feace (Mega Drive;
1992) — Programmed by (as BugTaro)
Sol-Feace (Mega-CD;
1991) — Programmed by^[1] (as Bug太郎)
Sol-Feace (Mega-CD;
1991) — Visual Programmed by^[1] (as Bug太郎)
Earnest Evans (Mega Drive;
1992) — Directed by (as Bugtarou)
Earnest Evans (Mega Drive;
1992) — Programmed by (as Bugtarou)
Earnest Evans (Mega-CD;
1991) — Director and Main Programmer^[2] (as Bug太郎)
Earnest Evans (Mega-CD;
1991) — Visual Support Progammer^[2] (as Bug太郎)
Ranger-X (Mega Drive;
1993) — Visual Program (as Bugtarou)
Ranger-X (Mega Drive;
1993) — 3‑D Program (Helper) (as Bugtarou)
Crusader of Centy (Mega Drive;
1994) — Main Program (as Y.Tani)
Cyber Speedway (Saturn;
1995) — Programmers
Cyber Speedway (Saturn;
1995) — Program
Battle Arena Toshinden Remix (Saturn;
1995) — System Programmer^[3]
Battle Arena Toshinden URA (Saturn;
1996) — Program Director^[4]
D-Xhird (Saturn;
1997) — ＜プログラム＞^[5] (as 谷裕紀彦)
Resident Evil (Saturn;
1997) — System
Resident Evil Code: Veronica (Dreamcast;
2000) — Program Chief
Dino Crisis (Dreamcast;
2000) — Special Thanks
Biohazard Code: Veronica Kanzenban (Dreamcast;
2001) — Program Chief