Talk:Cosmo Gang the Video

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Nobuyuki Hara

Seems the previous edit adding in him as the SNES composer was reverted, under the reason "We only need to list the composer/other staff for the original version of the game, unless certain staff from other releases are notable."

Nobuyuki Hara, is fairly notable. He's the secondary composer for Sunsoft's video game line, and often the main sound programmer for every Sunsoft game prior to Nankin No Adventure. In 1994, along with other Sunsoft Staff (i.e. Naoki Kodaka, Shinichi Seya) he left Sunsoft, and got a job as a sound programmer here at Namco for the time being. He mainly arranged the entire SNES version's soundtrack, and composed songs not present in the original game. While sites like VGMPF would be better for credits like this, Hara should be credited a la Platoon's composer credits, where Kodaka mainly arranged the C64 version's soundtrack (By Jonathan Dunn) and even made some original songs for it too.

As Platoon's article does the same, the edit reverting the composer credit will be reverted.

--FME-7 (talk) 04:02, 25 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]