Sachio Ogawa/Song credits

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Games

Space Harrier 3D (Master System; 1988)

  • "Main BGM" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Title" — Music & Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Ending" — Music & Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Stanley" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Vakda" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Brights Rays" — Music & Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Volcano" — Music & Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Mysterious Sky" — Music & Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Danger Area" — Music & Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Game Over" — Music & Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Squilla" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Ida" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Goderni" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Syura" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Wiwi Jumbo" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "White Summer" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Lovers" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Lake Side Memory" — Arrangement (as Sting S)
  • "Battle Field" — Arrangement (as Sting S)

    Kujaku Ou (Master System; 1988)

  • "Title Screen" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Password Entry" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Adventure Screen" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Temple" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Enemy" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Forest" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Lute" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Underwater" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Kakogen" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Mt Hinokami" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Pyramid" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Underworld" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Mystic Harp 1" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Mystic Harp 2" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Final Battle" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Replicant Scandal" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Death" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)

    SpellCaster (Master System; 1989)

  • "Title Screen" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Password Entry" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Adventure Screen" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Temple" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Enemy" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Forest" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Lute" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Underwater" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Kakogen" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Mt Hinokami" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Pyramid" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Underworld" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Mystic Harp 1" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Mystic Harp 2" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Final Battle" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Ending" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)
  • "Death" — Sound Composer (as Sting Ogawa)

    Sega Bass Fishing (Model 3; 1997)

  • "Lodge Area" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Fight 1" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Unknown Loop 1" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Area Select" — Music & Arrangement
  • "How to Play" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Name Jingle" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Opening" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Clear" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Unknown Jingle 1" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Catch 1" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Catch 2" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Catch 3" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Catch 4" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Miss" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Fight 2" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Unknown Jingle 2" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Fight 3" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Cape Area" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Inlet Area" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Unknown Loop 2" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Continue" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Name Entry" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Get Lure" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Ending" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Palace Area" — Music & Arrangement

    Beach Spikers: Virtua Beach Volleyball (NAOMI 2 GD-ROM; 2001)

  • "Quarter Finals" — Music & Arrangement
  • "Name Entry" — Music & Arrangement

    Virtua Fighter 4 (PlayStation 2; 2002)

  • "Ignite Your Heart" — Sound Creator
  • "Nightmare" — Sound Creator
  • "The Fort" — Sound Creator
  • "The Last Survivor" — Sound Creator
  • "Watch Out" — Sound Creator
  • "Terminus" — Sound Creator
  • "Continue" — Sound Creator
  • "Nite Crawler" — Sound Creator
  • "Game End" — Sound Creator
  • "Game Over" — Sound Creator
  • "A Turning of Leaf" — Sound Creator
  • "Melting Pot" — Sound Creator
  • "Metal Dream" — Sound Creator
  • "Cutting Edge" — Sound Creator
  • "A Star of Sand" — Sound Creator
  • "Name Entry" — Sound Creator
  • "Ray of Light" — Sound Creator
  • "New Challenger" — Sound Creator
  • "Stand" — Sound Creator
  • "Defile a Sanctity" — Sound Creator
  • "Behind the Mind" — Sound Creator

    Beach Spikers: Virtua Beach Volleyball (GameCube; 2002)

  • "Who Is A Rival ?" — Music & Arrangement

    F355 Challenge (PlayStation 2; 2002)

  • "resurrection 1" — Music
  • "resurrection 2" — Music

    Virtua Cop 3 (Chihiro; 2003)

  • "Dangerous Guys" — Music
  • "Mission Select" — Music
  • "Operation"Angel Allow"" — Music
  • "Rush" — Music
  • "Confused Fight" — Music
  • "Gale's Theme" — Music
  • "Predicament" — Music
  • ""Glitter"Sword Battle" — Music
  • ""Glitter"Claw Battle" — Music
  • "Operation"Stray Cat"" — Music
  • "Feint Operation" — Music
  • "Enter Brand" — Music
  • "Street" — Music
  • "Crowd" — Music
  • "Brand" — Music
  • "Operation"Owl Strike"" — Music
  • "Military Base" — Music
  • "Sneak" — Music
  • "Rapid Fire" — Music
  • "Crab Battle" — Music
  • "Fang (VC3 Version)" — Arrangement
  • "Dino Fang" — Music
  • "Escape" — Music
  • "Theme of VC3" — Music

    Music

Power Drift & Mega Drive (Compact Cassette; 1988)

References

  1. ↑ File:OutRun20 CD JP Box Disc3.jpg
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