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Goblin Sound Co., Ltd. was a Japanese audio production company specializing in game music and sound drivers, and which shared a close relationship with developer NCS and publisher Seta.
Company
Goblin Sound member Takayuki Suzuki (鈴木隆志) would go on to found game audio production company Opus in March 1990, and would utilize the Goblin Sound sound driver in a number of future Sega Mega Drive games.
Production history
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