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| Role(s): Designer |
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Teriyaki Funk was an advisor on several console games in the late 80's. The similarly-named Terry Funk (named after the pro wrestler) worked on the arcade version of Thunder Blade[1] and might be the same person.
Production history
- Battle OutRun (Master System; 1989) — Special Adviser[2]
- Alex Kidd in Shinobi World (Master System; 1990) — Special Thanks[3] (as Teriyaki.Fanks)
- CyberBall (Mega Drive; 1990) — Designer (as テリアキファンク)