Kota Hoshino
Kota Hoshino (星野康太, Hoshino Kota) (born April 23, 1975 in Tokyo, Japan[1]) is a Japanese musical composer employed by video game developer FromSoftware. As part of FromSoftware's sound team, "FreQuency", Hoshino primarily composes music for the company's flagship franchise, Armored Core.[2][3]
Kota Hoshino | |
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| Born | April 23, 1975[1] |
| Nationality | Japanese |
| Occupation | Video game composer |
Notable work | Armored Core series |
Hoshino was educated at Surugadai University and began working at From Software in spring of 1998.[1] His first project with the company was Echo Night for the PlayStation. As the game uses very little music, some unused tracks from the game were later used in Evergrace.[1] Hoshino states that he cannot read music, so he does not compose orchestral scores.[1]
Works
- Echo Night (1998)[1]
- Spriggan: Lunar Verse (1999)[1]
- Armored Core: Master of Arena (1999)[1]
- Echo Night 2 (1999)[1]
- Frame Gride (1999)[1]
- Evergrace (2000)[1]
- Armored Core 2 (2000)[1]
- The Adventures of Cookie & Cream (2000)[1]
- Forever Kingdom (2001)
- Lost Kingdoms (2002)
- Armored Core 3 (2002)
- Silent Line: Armored Core (2003)
- Lost Kingdoms II (2003)
- Otogi 2: Immortal Warriors (2003)
- Armored Core: Nexus (2004)
- Metal Wolf Chaos (2004)
- Tenchu: Fatal Shadows (2004)
- Armored Core: Last Raven (2005)
- Armored Core 4 (2006)
- Chromehounds (2006)
- Armored Core: For Answer (2008)
- Armored Core V (2012)
- Armored Core: Verdict Day (2013)
gollark: Lots of these things just dump all notes in a folder of plaintext files and use git for sync/revision control, but I feel like this is a horrible system which is prone to badness.
gollark: minoteaur, coming never, will eventually never include an actual dedicated synchronization engine, to deal with this.
gollark: Currently "my notes" means "the DokuWiki data folder", which is not actually that much use since I can't access it concurrently without breaking things, meaning to make edits I have to suffer the latency back to the main osmarksßservers.
gollark: The memeCLOUD™ is part of the part of my data collection which gets synchronized onto most of my available stuff, which includes my notes, archived webpages/PDFs, various public content, ebooks, and music, but *not* video media.
gollark: 128GB on my laptop, foolishly.
References
- "RocketBaby's video game and anime music journal: Interview with Kota Hoshino". RocketBaby.net. 2003. Retrieved 2009-04-11.
- "FreQuency - About". fromsoundrecords.com (in Japanese).
- "FreQuency - Discography". fromsoundrecords.com (in Japanese).
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