Naoki Itamura
Naoki Itamura (板村直樹) is a Japanese video game music composer and sound designer. Sometimes he was referred to as Gekko Itamura.
Naoki Itamura 板村直樹 | |
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| Born | Hiroshima, Japan |
| Occupation(s) | Composer, musician |
Itamura studied music in Kyoto, at An Music School (アン・ミュージック・スクール), and is best known for his work on video games such as the F-1 Grand Prix series for the arcade and Super Famicom.
Neyoh is his artistic name. In 2009 he released the album African Elephant Song on iTunes.
Video games
- Mahjong Natsu Monogatari (1989) Arcade
- Tail to Nose: Great Championship (1989) Arcade
- Spinal Breakers (1990) Arcade
- Pipe Dream (1990) Arcade
- Rabio Lepus Special (1990) PC Engine
- Super Volleyball (1991) Mega Drive
- Karate Blazers (1991) Arcade
- F-1 Grand Prix (1991, 1992) Arcade, Super Famicom
- Sonic Wings (1992, 1993) Arcade, Super Famicom
- Hyper V-Ball (1992) Super Famicom
- F-1 Grand Prix Part II (1993) Super Famicom
- F-1 Grand Prix Part III (1994) Super Famicom
- SD F-1 Grand Prix (1995) Super Famicom
Discography
- African Elephant Song (2009)
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gollark: I think it repeats "abcdefg" 4 times then splits it at "d".
gollark: I also made it so you can multiply strings, so `4 / "d" * "abcdefg"` does... something, I forgot what the order of operation is.
gollark: Basically, weird inconsistent fraction support.
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See also
References
- Neyoh at iTunes
- Neyoh at MOG
- Naoki Itamura at VGMdb
- Naoki Itamura ~ 板村直樹 （いたむら なおき） at GameMusicComposerMEMO (in Japanese)
- Naoki Itamura at MobyGames
- Naoki Itamura at Arcade-history
- Rabio Lepus Special at Video Game Den
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