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'''Yoko Wada''' (和田陽子) is an employee of [[SIMS]] who, as part of the joint venture between [[Sega]] and [[Sanritsu]], worked mainly on sound porting and composition for [[Game Gear]] titles. | '''Yoko Wada''' (和田陽子) is an employee of [[SIMS]] who, as part of the joint venture between [[Sega]] and [[Sanritsu]], worked mainly on sound porting and composition for [[Game Gear]] titles. | ||
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* ''[[Dynamite Duke]]'' (Master System Version) (1989) — Music Composer (as '''Wada'''), Sound Effects (as '''Wada''') | * ''[[Dynamite Duke]]'' (Master System Version) (1989) — Music Composer (as '''Wada'''), Sound Effects (as '''Wada''') | ||
Revision as of 10:49, 10 September 2016
Yoko Wada (和田陽子) is an employee of SIMS who, as part of the joint venture between Sega and Sanritsu, worked mainly on sound porting and composition for Game Gear titles.
Contents
Production history
- Dynamite Duke (Master System Version) (1989) — Music Composer (as Wada), Sound Effects (as Wada)
- Air Rescue (Master System Version) (1991) — Music Composer (as Nasubi)
- Fantasy Zone (Game Gear Version) (1991) — Sound (as Yoko (Nasu) Wada)
- OutRun (Game Gear Version) (1991)
- Putt & Putter (Game Gear Version) (1991) — Sound (as Nasubi)
- Putt & Putter (Master System Version) (1991) — Music Composer (as Pygmy Wada)
- Tom and Jerry: The Movie (Master System Version) (1992) — Sounds (as Nasu-Bi)
- Master of Darkness (1992) — Sound (as Nasu Bi)
- George Foreman's KO Boxing (Master System Version) (1992) — Sound Composer (as Wada) [NOTE: Rebranded version of Heavyweight Champ (Master System Version)]
- Tecmo World Cup '93 (1993) — Sound (as Nasubi)
- Masters of Combat (1993) — Sound (as Nasu-B)
- Buster Fight (1994) — Sound (as Nasu-B) [NOTE: Game Gear version of Masters of Combat]
- Aladdin (Game Gear and Master System Versions) (1994) — Music Composer (as Nasu-B)
- Buster Fight (1994) — Sound (as Nasu-B) [NOTE: Rebranded version of Masters of Combat]
- Fred Couples Golf (1994) — Music Composer (as Nasu-B)
- From TV Animation Slam Dunk: Kyougou Makkou Taiketsu! (1995) — Sound
- Fire Pro Wrestling Returns (2005) — Music Composition (Digit Kino Co., Ltd.)
Song Credits
Air Rescue (Master System Version)
- Title — Music & Arrangement
- Demo — Music & Arrangement
- Dangerous Holiday (Round 1) — Music & Arrangement
- Fire Storm (Round 2) — Music & Arrangement
- Count Down (Round 3) — Music & Arrangement
- Panic Ocean (Round 4) — Music & Arrangement
- Breakdown Darkstar (Round 5) — Music & Arrangement
- Round Clear — Music & Arrangement
- Ending — Music & Arrangement
- Game Over — Music & Arrangement
- Continue — Music & Arrangement
- Not Use — Music & Arrangement
Fantasy Zone (Game Gear Version)
- Opening [Demo] — Music & Arrangement
- Wood Stage [Rd. 1] — Music & Arrangement
- Boss [Rd. 1~6 Boss] — Arrangement
- Round Clear — Arrangement
- Fire Stage [Rd. 2] — Music & Arrangement
- Ice Stage [Rd. 3] — Music & Arrangement
- Water Stage [Rd. 4] — Music & Arrangement
- Cloud Stage [Rd. 5] — Music & Arrangement
- Desert Stage [Rd. 6] — Music & Arrangement
- Shop — Arrangement
- Last Boss [Rd. 7 Boss] — Music & Arrangement
- Ending — Arrangement
- Game Over — Arrangement
OutRun (Game Gear Version)
- Magical Sound Shower — Arrangement
- Passing Breeze — Arrangement
- Splash Wave — Arrangement
- Goal — Music & Arrangement
- Last Wave — Arrangement