View source for List of NES music composers

Here is a list of games from the NES's commercial era whose music has been ripped to NSF:

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! Composer || Title || Year and publisher || Extra info
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| Akio Ohmori, Ritsuo Kamimura, Keiichi Suzuki, Hirokazu Tanaka || Mother (J) || 1989 Nintendo || a North American prototype of this game was discovered
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| Akito Nakamura || Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link || 1987 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || AKA Link no Bouken
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| Akito Nakatsuka, Shinobu Amayake || NES Open || 1991 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || AKA Mario Open Golf
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| Alberto Gonzalez || Asterix (E) || 1993 Infogrames || 
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| Alberto Gonzalez || Smurfs, The (E) || 199? Infogrames || 
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| Allister Brimble || Bignose Freaks Out || 1992 Codemasters || 
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| Amigo Sawa (Kazuo Sawa) || Ike Ike! Nekketsu Hockey-bu (J) || Technos || 
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| Andrew Coppess || Ass-Raping Pirates on the High Seas || 2000 Strangulation Records || music only
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| Atsushi Chikuma || Bomberman || 1985 Hudson Soft || 
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| Atsushi Chikuma || Bomberman 2 || 1991 Hudson Soft || 
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| Atsushi Chikuma and Itasan || Doraemon (ドラえもん) (J) || 1986 Hudson Soft || Based on the Japanese children's anime/manga by Fujiko F. Fujio
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| Brad Fuller || Tet&#1103;is || 1989 Tengen Games || Game invented by Alexey Pajitnov and cloned on NES by Ed Logg
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| Bügsük, Lx Rudis, and Dave O'riva || Klax || 199? Tengen || 
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| BUNBUN || Megaman 3 || 1990 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman 3
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| C. Manami &amp; Yuukichan's Papa || Megaman || 1987 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman
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| Daisuke Asakura || Daiva - Imperial of Nirsartia (J) || 1986 Toshiba EMI / T&E; Soft || 
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| David Warhol || Maniac Mansion || 1990 Lucasfilm Games / Jaleco || 
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| David Whittaker || Alfred Chicken || 1993 Mindscape, Inc. || 
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| David Whittaker || Ferrari Grand Prix || 1993 System 3 || 
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| David Whittaker || Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six (E) || 1992 B.I.T.S. / Marvel / LJN || 
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| David Whittaker &amp; Aidan Belland || Elite (E) || 1991 Ian Bell &amp; David Braben || 
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| David Wise || Cobra Triangle || 1988 Rare || 
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| Doug Katasaros || Bucky O'Hare || 1992 Konami Industry Co. Ltd. || Title theme &#169; BMI
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| Escaper Kanagushi || Air Fortress || 1989 HAL || 
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| F. Iku, D. Hidenori, C. Kinuyo || Hinotori (J) || 1987 Konami || 
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| Gavin Raeburn || Bee 52 || 1992 Codemasters || 
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| Gavin Raeburn || Quattro Adventures - Super Robin Hood || 1991 Codemasters || 
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| Gavin Raeburn || Quattro Sports - Pro Tennis || 1991 Codemasters || 
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| Gavin Raeburn || Stunt Kids || 1992 Codemasters || 
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| H. Maezawa and K. Sada || Contra || 198? Konami Industry Ltd. || 
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| H. Maezawa and Y. Morimoto || Gradius 2 (J) || 1988 Konami Industry Ltd. || 
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| H. Takeyasu and K. Nakamura || Monster in my Pocket || 1991 Konami || 
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| Hal and Wood || Ghosts 'n Goblins || 1986 Capcom Co. Ltd. || 
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| Hal Canon &amp; Earl Vickers || Gauntlet || 1990 Tengen Games || Earl did the voices.
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| Hama and Eden || GI Joe: The Atlantis Factor || 1991 Capcom Co. Ltd. || 
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| Hidehito Aoki || Chikichiki Machine Mou Race (J) || 1991 Atlus || 
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| Hidenor M. and Harumi U. || Cosmic Wars (J) || 1989 Konami || 
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| Hiro "Hip" Tanaka || Paltena no Kagami (J) || 1986 Nintendo || 
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| Hiro, Kouka || Titan || 1988, 1989, 1990 Titus Software, 1990 Sofel Co. Ltd. || 
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Bikkuriman World (J) || 1990 Hudson Soft || 
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Erika to Satoru no Yumebouken (J) || 1988 Namco / Atlus || 
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Gotcha! || 1987 LJN Toys, Ltd. || 
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Kame no Ongaeshi (J) || 1988 Hudson Soft / Atlus || 
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| Hirohiko Takayama || King of Kings (J) || 1988 Namco / Atlus || Not to be confused with the Wisdom Tree game of the same title.  Uses external sound hardware.
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| Hirohiko Takayama || NFL Football || 1988 LJN || 
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Parallel World (J) || 1990 Varie || 
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| Hirohiko Takayama || Time Zone (J) || 1991 Sigma || 
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| Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka || Kid Icarus || 1986 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || 
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| Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka || Metroid || 1986 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || 
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Balloon Fight || Nintendo || 
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Dr. Mario || 1990 Nintendo || 
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Duck Hunt || Nintendo || 
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Gyromite || 1985 Nintendo || AKA Robot Gyro.  "ROBOT SOUND   5/5 1985  HIROKAZU.TANAKA"
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Hello Kitty World (J) || 1992 Mario Co. Ltd. || 
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Stack-Up || 1985 Nintendo || AKA Robot Block.  "ROBOT SOUND 5/5 1985  HIROKAZU.TANAKA", "Programed by T.NAKAMURA   6/24 is my birthday.   1985/6/24 TOMOYO chan"
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Urban Champion || Nintendo || 
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Wild Gunman || Nintendo || 
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| Hirokazu Tanaka || Wrecking Crew || 1985 Nintendo || Programed by T.NAKAMURA, TOMOYO chan, Y.SOBAJIMA, AKINA chan  1985/4/25
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| Hironari Tadokoro || Phantom Fighter || 1989 Ponycanyon Corp. || 
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| Hiroshi Suzuki || Tetris || 198? Bullet-Proof Software || 
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| Hiroyuki Iwatsukitaru || Choujin Sentai Jetman (J) || 1991 TV Ahahi - Toei / Angel || 
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| Hiroyuki Kawada || Star Luster || 1985 Namco || 
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| Iku Mizutani || Toukon Club (J) || 1992 Jaleco || 
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| Iku Mizutani and Koichi Yamanishi || Kage (J) || 1990 Natsume || 
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| Iku Mizutani and Kouichi Yamanishi || Tokkyuusirei Solbrain (J) || 1991 TV Asahi / Toei / Asatsu || 
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| Inoue, Nozaki, Hirarin, and Kame || Double Dragon 3 || 1991 Technos || 
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| J. Kane, Nakamur, Ayachan, Sakagon, and T. Tommy || Zen: Intergalactic Ninja || 1993 Konami || 
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| J. Kozakai || Pizza Pop! (J) || 1992 Jaleco || 
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| Jeroen Tel || Alien 3 || 1992 Probe || 
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| Jeroen Tel || Robocop 3 || 1992 Ocean || 
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| Jerry Gerber, Dave O'riva || Championship Pool || 1993 Mindscape, 1993 Bitmasters || 
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) || Halloween || 1999 Membler Industries || 1 song is from the movie Halloween.  Used in a demo.
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) || RTC || 2001 Retrocoders || demo, 2nd place in Y2kode competition
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) || Solar Wars || 1999 CMC Games || a freeware game
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) - original music by Random || Snow Demo || 1999 Repulse / Membler Industries || Used in a demo
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| Joey Parsell (Memblers) - original song author unknown || Super Fighter - Lan's Stage || 2000 Membler Industries || used a demo
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| John Dale, Kris Hatlelid, Michael J. Sokyrka || Pipe Dreams || 19?? ? || Title music by John Dale
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| Jonathan Dunn || Darkman || 1991 Ocean || 
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| Jonathan Dunn || Hook || 1991 Ocean || 
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| Jonathan Dunn || Hudson Hawk || 1991 Ocean || 
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| Jonathan Dunn || Jurassic Park || 1993 Ocean || 
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| Jonathan Dunn || Robocop 2 || 1990 Ocean / Data East || 
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| Jun Funabashi, Old Ryo Kawamoto, Morimoto || Castlevania 3 || Konami || (J) version uses VRC6 sound, 3 extra channels
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| Jun Funahashi, Masae Nakashima, Satoko Minami || Tiny Toons || 199? Konami Industry Ltd. || 
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| Jun-ichi Masuda || Yoshi || Nintendo || AKA Yoshi no Tamago
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| Junko Ozawa || Family Jockey (J) || 1987 Namco || 
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| Junko Ozawa || Family Tennis (J) || 1987 Namco || 
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| Junko Tamiya || Street Fighter 2010 || 1990 Capcom || 
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| Junko Tamiya || Sweet Home (J) || 1989 Capcom || 
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| Junko Tamiya (Gondamin) || Bionic Commando || 1988 Capcom Co. Ltd. || 
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| Junko Tamiya (Gonzou) || Little Nemo: The Dream Master || 1990 Capcom Co. Ltd. || 
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| Junko Tamiya (Swimmer Tamichan) || Gun Smoke || 1988 Capcom Co. Ltd. || 
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| K Y Jet || Tecmo Bowl || 198? Tecmo Ltd. || 
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| K. Nakamura || Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 || Konami || AKA Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (J)
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| K. Yamagishi and M. Arai || Tecmo Soccer || 1992 Tecmo || AKA Captain Tsubasa
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| Kaori || Puss in Boots || 10/1/86 Shouei || 
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| Kawakami Masuno || North and South || 1989, 1990 Infogrames, 1990 Kemco || 
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| Kazuki Muraoka || Metal Gear || 1988 Konami || 
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| Kazunaka Yamane || Double Dragon || Technos || 
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| Kazunaka Yamane || Double Dragon 2 || 1989 Technos || 
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| Kazunaka Yamane || Super Spike V'Ball || Technos || 
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| Kazuo Sawa || Downtown Nekketsu Koushinkyoku (J) || Technos || 
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| Kazuo Sawa || Kunio-kun no Jidaigeki (J) || Technos || 
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| Kazuo Sawa || Nintendo World Cup || Technos || AKA Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu: Soccer-hen
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| Kazuo Sawa || Renegade || 1987 Taito || 
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| Kazuo Sawa || River City Ransom || 1989 Technos Japan || AKA Street Gangs
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| Kazuo Sawa || Super Dodgeball || Technos || AKA Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu
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| Kazuo Sawa, Hirasawa-san, Urabe Taku, and Kuma-san || Nekketsu Kakutou Densetsu (J) || Technos || 
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| Kazuo Sawa, Michiya Hirasawa || Crash 'n the Boys: Street Challenge || Technos || AKA Bikkuri Nekketsu Shinkiroku!
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| Keiji Yamagishi, Mayuko Okamura, Hiroshi Miyazaki, and Mituhito Tanaka || Tecmo World Wrestling || 1990 Tecmo || Japanese version has slightly different music
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| Kenichi Matsubara || Castlevania 2 || Konami || 
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| Ken-ichi Matsubara and Satoko Miyawaki || Konami Wai Wai World 2 || Konami || 
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| Ken-ichi Matsubara, Y. Manno, and J. Chuuma || Crisis Force (J) || 1991 Konami || 
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| Kenny Oh Chan and Tarkun || Guerilla War || 1989 SNK || 
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| Kentarou Haneda || Wizardry || 1987 ASCII / Game Studio || 
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| Kentarou Haneda || Wizardry 2: Legacy of Llylgamyn || 1989 ASCII / Game Studio || 
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| Kentarou Haneda || Wizardry 3: Knight of Diamonds || 1989 ASCII / Game Studio || 
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| Kenzou Kumei || 8 Eyes || 1989 Taxan || 
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| Kimi || Bubble Bobble ||  || 
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| Kinuyo Yamanshita || Power Blade 2 || 1992 Taito || 
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| Kinuyo Yamashita || Arumana no Kiseki (J) || Konami || 
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| Kinuyo Yamashita || Castlevania || 1987 Konami || 
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| Kinuyo Yamashita || Esper Dream (J) || Konami || 
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| Kinuyo Yamashita || King Kong 2 (J) || Konami || 
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Dragon Warrior || 198? Enix Ltd. || AKA Dragon Quest
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Dragon Warrior 2 || 19?? Enix Ltd. || AKA Dragon Quest 2
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Dragon Warrior 3 || 199? Enix Ltd. || AKA Dragon Quest 3
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Dragon Warrior 4 || 199? Enix Ltd. || AKA Dragon Quest 4
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| Koichi Sugiyama || Jesus Kyoufu no Bio Monster (J) || 1989 King Record || 
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| Koichi Sugiyama and Yasuhiro Taguchi || Akagawa Jirouno Yuurei Ressha (J) || 1990 King Records / Enix / Might || 
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| Koji Kondo || Family BASIC (J) || Nintendo || 
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| Koji Kondo || Ice Hockey || Nintendo || 
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| Koji Kondo || Kung Fu || Nintendo/IREM || AKA Spartan X
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| Koji Kondo || Nazo no Murasamejoh (J) || 1986 Nintendo || 
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| Koji Kondo || Soccer || 1985 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || 
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| Koji Kondo || Super Mario Bros. || 1985 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || Game invented by Shigeru Miyamoto
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| Koji Kondo || Super Mario Bros. 2 || 1988 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || AKA Doki Doki Panic for the FDS
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| Koji Kondo || Super Mario Bros. 3 || 19?? Nintendo || 
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| Konchano (Koji Kondo) || Legend of Zelda, The || 1986 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || AKA Zelda no Densetsu - The Hyrule Fantasy
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| Kouji Murata and Tozan Yamane || Ganbare Goemon 2 (J) || 1989 Konami || 
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| Kujima || I Love Softball (J) || 1989 Coconuts/C-Dream || 
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| Kyohei Sada and Tomoo PSG Masato || Idol Hakkenden (J) || 1989 Tohwachiki / Natsume || 
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| Kyouhei Sada || Abadox || 1989 Natsume || 
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| Kyouhei Sada || S.C.A.T. || 1990 Natsume || AKA Final Mission, Action in New York
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| Kyouhei Sada, Michael Maezawa, Damian Fujio, Shinkon Ogura || Adventures of Bayou Billy, The || 1988 Konami || AKA Mad City
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| Lasse Öörni (Cadaver) || Goldrunner (original by Rob Hubbard) || 2000 Cadaver || 
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| Lx Rudis/Dave O'Riva || Klax || 1990 Tengen || 
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| M. Ogihara || Castle Excellent (J) || 1986 ASCII Entertainment || 
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| Maezawa || Super C || 1990 Konami Industry Ltd. || 
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| Magnum Matsuo, Pah Sumiyami (?) || Basewars || 1991 Konami Industry Co. Ltd. || 
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| Manami, Ogeretsu, Ietel, and Yuukichan's Papa || Megaman 2 || 1988,1989 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman 2
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| Mari || Megaman 5 || 1992 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman 5
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| Mark van Hecke || A Boy and his Blob || 1989 Absolute Entertainment, Inc. || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Attack of the Killer Tomatoes || 1991 T*HQ, Inc. || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Bart Meets Radioactive Man || 1992 Acclaim || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Bart vs The Space Mutants || 1991 Acclaim || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Bart vs The World || 1991 Acclaim || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Battle Tank || 199? Absolute || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Destination: Earthstar || 1989 Acclaim Entertainment || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York || 1992 THQ || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Race America || 199? || aka Corvette ZR-1 Challenge
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| Mark van Hecke || Ren and Stimpy Show, The || 1993 Absolute || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Star Trek - The Next Generation || 1993 Absolute Entertainment || 
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| Mark van Hecke || Swamp Thing || 1992 THQ || 
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| Marshall Parker || Nightshade || 1991 Beam Software Ltd., 1991 Ultra Software Corporation || 
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| Masae Yonaga || Super Dyna'mix Badminton (J) || 1988 Vap || 
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| Masaharu Iwata || Fantasy Zone || 1989 Tengen || NES version
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| Masaharu Iwata || Robocco Wars (J) || 1991 IGS || 
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| Masashi Kageyama and Naohisa Morota || Gimmick! (J) || 1992 Sunsoft || uses external sound hardware (FME-7)
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| Matt Furniss || Chase HQ (J) || 1989 Taito || 
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| Matt Grey || Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy || 1992 Codemasters || 
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| Meetldon and Q. Mikmo || Venus Wars (J) || 1989 Varie / Bandai || 
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| Michelle Simon || Roundball ||  || 
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| Michiharu Hasutani || Solomon's Key || 1986 Tecmo || 
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| MIKI-CHANG || Gradius || Konami || 
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| Mikio Saito || Super Star Force (J) || 1986 Tecmo || 
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| Misses Tarumi || Strider || 1989 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Strider Hiryu
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| Miura Momoi || Captain America ||  || 
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| Miyamo Shant || Guardian Legend, The || 1988 Compile / Irem || 
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| Miyamo Shant (Miyamoto) || Lunar Pool || 1985 Pony Inc. || AKA Lunar Ball
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| Miyamo Shant (Miyamoto) || Zanac || 1986 Pony Inc. || 
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| Moai Sasaki, Kenichi Matsubara, La Nakamur, Gorgeous Tomita, Kenji Fukui, and Satoko Minami || Lone Ranger, The || 1991 Konami || 
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| More Yamasan, B.B, Hasake || Ninja Gaiden || 1989 Tecmo Ltd. || 
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| More Yamasan, Mayu, Miya (?) || Bad News Baseball || 1990 Tecmo Ltd. || 
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| Mr. Masuno, Sue Shina, Kari Sea, Fumi || Space Hunter (J) ||  || 
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| Murai || Casino Kid || 1989 Sofel Corp. || 
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| N. Morota || Fantasy Zone || 1987 Sunsoft || Famicom version
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| Naoki Kodaka and Naohisa Morota || Shanghai (J) || 1987 Sunsoft || 
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| Naoki Kodaka, Marumo || Blaster Master || 1988 Sun Corporation || 
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| Naoki Kodaka || Hebereke (へべれけ) (Ufouria: The Saga) || 1991 Sunsoft || Game characters designed by Ucchi
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| Naoki Kodaka, Naohisa Morota, "and guys" || Nantettatte Baseball (J) || 1990 Sunsoft || 
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| Naoki Kodaka, Nobuyuki, Seya || Super Spy Hunter || 1991 Sun Corporation || AKA Battle Formula
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| Neil Baldwin || Jungle Book, The || 1994 Virgin || 
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| New || Platoon || 1986 Hemdale Film Corp., 1987 Ocean Software Ltd., 1988 Sunsoft || New?  Original music by Jonathan Dunn
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| Nihon Falcom, Miyamo, Shanto, Civic Shinkun || Tombs and Treasures || 1988 Tokyo Shoseki || Original music by Nihon Falcom
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| Nobuo Uematsu || The 3-D Battles of WorldRunner (とびだせ大作戦完全必勝本), 3-D WorldRunner || 1986 Square || AKA Jumpin' Jack
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Apple Town Story (アップルタウン物語) (J) || 1987 Square || 
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Cleopatra no Mahō (J) || 1987 Square || 
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Final Fantasy (ファイナルファンタジー ) || 1987 Square || 
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Final Fantasy II (ファイナルファンタジーⅡ) (J) || 1988 Square || 
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Final Fantasy III (ファイナルファンタジーIII) (J) || 1990 Square || 
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Hanjuku Hero (半熟英雄) (J) || 1988 Square || 
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Kings Knight (キングスナイト) || 1986, 89 Square || 
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Rad Racer || 1987, 88 Square || aka Highway Star
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Rad Racer II || 1990 Square || NES
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Square's Tom Sawyer (スクウェアのト) || 1989 Square || 
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Suishō no Dragon (水晶の龍) (J) || 1986 Square || 
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| Nobuo Uematsu || Nakayama Miho no Tokimeki High School || 1987 Square || FDS
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| Nobuo Uematsu || JJ: Tobidase Daisakusen Part II (ジェイ ジェイ とび) || 1987 Square || Famicom
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| Nobuyuki Hara, About SS, Naoki Kodaka || Hebereke (JE) || 1991 Sunsoft || AKA Ufouria
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| Nobuyuki Kun &amp; Kodaka San || Batman || 1989 Sun Corporation || 
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| Nobuyuki Ohnogi || Family Circuit (J) || 1987 Namco / Game Studio || 
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| Nobuyuki Ohnogi || Zeta Gundam Hot Scramble (J) || 1986 Bandai || 
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| Nobuyuki Shioda || Doki! Doki! Yuuenchi (J) || 1991 Vap / Kid || 
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| Nobuyuki, Marumo, N. Kodaka, About SS, MaboChan || Journey to Silius || 1990 Sun Corporation || 
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| Norio Nakagata || Family Stadium (J) || 1986 Namco || 
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| Norio Nakagata || Macross (J) || Namco || 
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| Norio Nakagata || Ring King || 1987 Namco || AKA Family Boxing (J)
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| Norio Nakagata || Tower of Babel, The (J) || 1986 Namco || 
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| Nubuyuki Hara, About SS, Naoki Kodaka || Gremlins 2 || 1990 Sun Corporation || 
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| O. Hidemoni, S. Shinya, D. Fujio, K. Sada, O. Yamako || Maze of Galious 2 (J) || 198? Konami || 
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| OJALIN &amp; Bun Bun || Megaman 4 || 1991 Capcom Co. Ltd. || AKA Rockman 4
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| Otoshi Hidenori, Shinkon Shinya || Daimashikyou Galious (J) || 1987 Konami || 
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| Ozawa, Hikono, and Ohnogi || Kai no Bouken (J) || 1988 Namco || 
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| Paul Webb || Daydreamin' Davey || 1990 Hal || 
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| Paul Webb || WWF Steel Cage || 19?? Acclaim (?) || 
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| Perorins Tonomura || Destiny of an Emperor || 1989 Hiroshi Motomiya || 
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| Peter Williamson || Quattro Adventures - Linus Spacehead || 1991 Codemasters || 
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| Phlumb-Dumb - original by Hirokazu Tanaka || Super Mario Land NES-Mix || 2000 Retrocoders || music-only
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| Phlumb-Dumb - original by Koji Kondo || Super Mario Bros. Doki'Mix || 2000 Retrocoders || music-only
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| Phlumb-Dumb (original by Chris Hülsbeck) || Giana Sisters Remix || NRU Crew || music-only
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| Rob Hubbard || Immortal, The || 1990 Will Harvey || 
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| Rob Hubbard || Skate or Die 2 || 1990 Electronic Arts || 
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| Roll and Cheng || Tagin' Dragon || Bunch Games || 
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| Rusher Shinya || Moero Twinbee (J) || 1987 Konami || 
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| S. Kajiya, Mayou, Miya || Ninja Gaiden 2 || 1990 Tecmo Ltd. || 
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| S.Saki, T.Miura, Y.Suziki, Y.Takahama, I.Uchida, Y.Nakamura || Bad Dudes || 198? Data East || 
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| Sakai, Miura, and Takahama || TyouJinrousenki Warwolf (J) || 1991 Takara || 
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| Sakai, Miura, Iwasaki, Suzuki || Al Unser Jr. Racing || 1988 Data East || 
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| Sakamoto and Fujio || Jackal || 1988 Konami || 
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| Sakamoto, Terashima, Maezawa, Fujio || Life Force || 1987 Konami Industry Ltd. || AKA Salamander
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| Sato || Gargoyle's Quest 2 || 1992 Capcom Co. Ltd. || 
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| Sato || Wily &amp; Light's Rockman Boardgame (J) || 1993 Capcom || 
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| Satoko Miyawaki || Goemon (J) || Konami || 
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| Seiichi Hamada || Herakles no Eiku 2 - Titan no Metsubou (J) || Data East || 
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| Seiji Momoi || Daikaijuu Deburas (J) || 1990 Data East || 
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| Setsuo and Yuko || Mighty Final Fight || 1993 Capcom || 
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| Shigeru Miyamoto || Donkey Kong || 1981 Nintendo || 
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| Shinamon Aoyama, Grasshopper Ogawa, Sai Tsukasa, Moon Nakamoto,  || Bayou Billy ||  || 
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| Shin-ichi Sakamoto || Maijin Eiyuuden Wataru Gaiden (J) || 1989 Hundon / Westone || 
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| Shogo S., Z. Miura, Masaaki I., Seiuch H., Yuji S., Y. Taka || Heavy Barrel || 1988, 1990 Data East || 
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| Shogo Sakai, Takashi Miura || Rampage || 1988 Data East || original game sounds by Bally
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| Sizlla Okamura and Hude-Kaz || SD Keiji Blader (J) || 1991 Taito / NMK || 
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| Sukenomiya and King Flamingo || Twinbee 3 (J) || 1989 Konami || 
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| Suzuki, Matsuo, Fujio, Hanzawa || Roller Games || 199? Konami Industry Ltd. || 
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| T. Furukawa || Rampart || 1991 Konami / Atari Games / Tengen || 
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| T. Hasuya || Conflict || 19?? Vic Tokai, Inc. || 
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| T. Hasuya || Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode || 1988 Vic Tokai Inc. || 
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| Takayasu, Yataka, Sumida (?) || Tiny Toons 2 || 199? Konami Industry Ltd. || 
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| Takeshi Sekido and Keizo Nakamura || Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 || Konami || AKA Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 (J)
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| Takeuchi || Double Moon Densetsu (J) || ? || 
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| Takeyasu and Tomoya Tomita || Parodius Da! (JE) || Konami || 
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| Tama and Saka || Commando || 1986 Capcom || 
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| Tarkun Kidon || P.O.W. || 1989 SNK Corp. || 
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| Tim Follin || Magic Johnson's Fast Break ||  || 
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| Tim Follin || Sky Shark || 1988 Taito Corp. || 
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| Tim Follin || Solstice || 1989 Software Creations Ltd. || 
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| Tim Follin || Target Renegade || 1988 Taito || 
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| Tim Follin || Treasure Master || 1991 American Softworks || 
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| Tim Follin &amp; Geoff Follin || Kiwi Kraze || 1991 Taito Corp. || 
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| Tim Follin (?) || Incredible Crash Test Dummies, The || 1993 || 
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| Tim Follin (?) || Indiana Jones - Last Crusade || 1990 Taito || 
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| Tim Follin (?) || Terminator 2 || 199? || 
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| Tim Follin (?) || Tom &amp; Jerry || 1991 Software Creations || 
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| Tim Follin (?) || Wolverine || 1991 Software Creations / Marvel / LJN || 
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| Tim Follin and Geoff Follin || Silver Surfer || 1990 || 
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| Tomohisa and Iwatan || Conquest of the Crystal Palace || 1990 Asmik Corp. || 
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| Toshiyuki Ueno || Itadaki Street (J) || 1990 ASCII || 
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| Toshiyuki Ueno || Ohotsuku Ni Kiyu - Hokkaidou Rensa Satsujin (J) || 1987 Armor Project / Loginsoft || 
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| Tsukasa Masuko || Bio Senshi Dan (J) || 1987 Jaleco || 
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| Tsukasa Masuko || New York Yankies (J) || 1991 Atlus || 
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| Tsukasawa Tawada and Simon Pick || Yousei Monogatari Rodland (J) || 1990, 1992 Jaleco || 
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| U. Kaneoka, A. Nakatuka, K. Yamamoto || Mike Tyson's Punch Out!! || 1987 Nintendo Co. Ltd. || 
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| Uetaka, Hujio, and Sakamoto || Gyruss || 1988 Konami || 
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| Uhei Inoh &amp; Kinoko Kunimoto || Robowarrior || 1987 Hudson Soft || aka Bomber King (J)
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| Ukkari Yamanishi || Dragon Fighter || 1991 Sofel || 
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| Walk Mitsuyasu || Fist of the North Star 2 (J) ||  || 
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| Y. Yokoyama and T. Tateishi || Cocoron (J) ||  || 
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| Yamane Michiru || Goemon 2 (J) || Konami || 
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| Yoko Kanno || Genghis Khan || 19?? Koei || 
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| Yoko Kanno || Nobunaga's Ambition || 19?? Koei || 
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| Yoko Kanno || Romance of the 3 Kingdoms || 19?? Koei || 
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| Yoko Kanno || Uncharted Waters || 19?? Koei || 
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| Yoko.O || Crystalis || 1990 SNK Corp. || 
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| Yokoyama Kase || Krion Conquest || 1990 Vic Tokai Inc. || 
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| Yoshiharu Kawase || Namco Classic (J) || Namco || 
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| Yuki Chan || Shanghai 2 (J) || 19?? Sun Electronics Corporation / Activision || 
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| Yukihiko Kitahara || Melville's Flame (J) || 1988 Interlink Co. Ltd., 1988 Gakken Co. Ltd. || 
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| Yuko || Megaman 6 || 1993 Capcom || AKA Rockman 6
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| Yuriko Keino || Warpman (J) || Namco || 
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| Yuto Ramon || Silva Saga (J) || 1992 Seta || 
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| Yuzo Koshiro || Legacy of the Wizard || 1987 Namco / Nihon Falcom || AKA Dragon Slayer 4
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| Yuzo Koshiro || Ys (J) || 1988 Victor || 
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| Yuzo Koshiro || Ys 2 (J) || 1990 Victor / Nihon Falcom || 
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| Zap Rodeo and Jun Ishikawa || Utyuu Keibi Tai SDF (J) || 1990 Hal Laboratory || 
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| Zunko Odawa || Sky Kid || 1986 Namco || 
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| Zunko Odawa || Tower of Druaga, The (J) || 1985 Namco || 
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*(J) means that the game may be a Japan-only release
*(E) means that the game may be a Europe-only release