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*''[[Ys: Ancient Ys Vanished Omen]]'' (1988) — Director (as '''Gamer Miki''') | *''[[Ys: Ancient Ys Vanished Omen]]'' (1988) — Director (as '''Gamer Miki''') | ||
*''[[Sorcerian]]'' (1990) — Scenario Written (as '''Gamer Miki''') | *''[[Sorcerian]]'' (1990) — Scenario Written (as '''Gamer Miki''') | ||
| + | *''[[Medal City]]'' (1991) — Coordination (as '''G-Miki''') | ||
*''[[Super Columns]]'' (1995) — Directors (as '''M.Morimoto''') | *''[[Super Columns]]'' (1995) — Directors (as '''M.Morimoto''') | ||
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Miki Morimoto (森本 三樹), also known as Gamer Miki.
Production History
- Phantasy Star (1987) — Assistant Coordinators (as Gamer Miki)
- Hoshi wo Sagashite... (1988) — Scenario (as Gamer Miki)
- Ys: Ancient Ys Vanished Omen (1988) — Director (as Gamer Miki)
- Sorcerian (1990) — Scenario Written (as Gamer Miki)
- Medal City (1991) — Coordination (as G-Miki)
- Super Columns (1995) — Directors (as M.Morimoto)