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− | '''Hirokazu Tanaka''' (Japanese: 田中 宏和), nicknames "Hip Tanaka" and "Chip Tanaka", born December 13, 1957<ref>[http://www.hirokazutanaka.com/biography.html Hirokazu Tanaka.com] special thanks English Wikipedia</ref> is the president of [[Creatures, Inc.]] and a [[Nintendo]] music veteran; chip-sound/BGM composer, anime/general composer, engineer | + | '''Hirokazu Tanaka''' (Japanese: 田中 宏和), nicknames "Hip Tanaka" and "Chip Tanaka", born December 13, 1957<ref>[http://www.hirokazutanaka.com/biography.html Hirokazu Tanaka.com] special thanks English Wikipedia</ref> is the president of [[Creatures, Inc.]] and a [[Nintendo]] music veteran; chip-sound/BGM composer, anime/general composer, engineer. |
− | He has also worked for non-Nintendo products including those on Nintendo platforms. | + | He has also worked for non-Nintendo products including those on Nintendo platforms, as well as his own commercial albums not restricted to Nintendo. |
− | + | ==Works== | |
+ | Contains information [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Hirokazu_Tanaka&action=history re-worked from the Wikipedia article]. | ||
− | == | + | *[[Space Firebird]] (1980) - Sound engineer |
+ | *[[Radar Scope]] (1980) | ||
+ | *[[HeliFire]] (1980) | ||
+ | *[[Space X]] (cancelled) | ||
+ | *[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]] (1981) | ||
+ | *[[Mickey and Donald]] (1982) | ||
+ | *[[Donkey Kong II]] (1982) | ||
+ | *[[Donkey Kong 3]] (1983) | ||
+ | *[[Mario Bros.]] (1983) | ||
+ | *[[Pinball (Game & Watch)|Pinball]] (1983) | ||
+ | *[[Mario's Cement Factory]] (1983) | ||
+ | *[[Donkey Kong Jr.]] (1983) | ||
+ | *[[Snoopy]] (1983) | ||
+ | *[[Popeye]] (1983) | ||
+ | *[[Mario's Bombs Away]] (1983) | ||
+ | *[[Spitball Sparky]] (1984) | ||
+ | *[[Wild Gunman]] (1984) | ||
+ | *[[Duck Hunt]] (1984) | ||
+ | *[[Hogan's Alley]] (1984) | ||
+ | *[[Urban Champion]] (1984) | ||
+ | *[[Balloon Fight]] (1985) - Composer | ||
+ | *[[Wrecking Crew]] (1985) | ||
+ | *[[Stack-Up]] (1985) | ||
+ | *[[Gyromite]] (1985) - Composer | ||
+ | *[[Gumshoe]] (1986) - Composer | ||
+ | *[[Metroid]] (1986) - Composer | ||
+ | *[[Kid Icarus]] (1986) - Composer | ||
+ | *[[Famicom Wars]] (1988) - Composer | ||
+ | *[[Famicom Tantei Club: Kieta Koukeisha]] (1988) - Sound director | ||
+ | *[[Mother]] (1989) | ||
+ | *[[Super Mario Land]] (1989) | ||
+ | *[[Yakuman]] (1989) | ||
+ | *[[Tetris]] (1989) | ||
+ | *[[Golf]] (Game Boy) (1989) | ||
+ | *[[Knight Move]] (1990) | ||
+ | *[[Dr. Mario]] (1990) | ||
+ | *[[Barker Bill's Trick Shooting]] (1990) | ||
+ | *[[Balloon Kid]] (1990) | ||
+ | *[[Nintendo World Championships 1990]] Game Pak | ||
+ | *[[Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991]] Game Pak | ||
+ | *[[Hello Kitty World]] (1992) | ||
+ | *[[Fire Emblem Gaiden]] (1992) (Supervisor) | ||
+ | *[[Mario Paint]] (1992) (With [[Kazumi Totaka]] and [[Ryōji Yoshitomi]]) | ||
+ | *[[X]] (1992) (sound effects) | ||
+ | *[[Mario & Wario]] (1993) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[EarthBound]] (1994) (With [[Keiichi Suzuki]], [[Hiroshi Kanazu]], and [[Toshiyuki Ueno]]) | ||
+ | *[[Tetris & Dr. Mario]] (1994) | ||
+ | *[[Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem]] (1994) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Mario's Tennis]] (1995) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Snoopy Concert]] (1995) (With [[Minako Hamano]]) | ||
+ | *[[Teleroboxer]] (1995) | ||
+ | *[[Game & Watch Gallery]] (1997) (Adviser) | ||
+ | *[[Game Boy Camera]] (1998) (As well as director and graphics designer) | ||
+ | *[[Super Smash Bros.]] (1999) (Original game staff) | ||
+ | *[[Balloon Fight GB]] (2000) | ||
+ | *[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] (2001) (Original game staff) | ||
+ | *[[Chalien series|Chee-Chai Alien]] (2001) (Original plan and direction, sound with Noriyuki Kitsuta) | ||
+ | *[[Machop At Work]] (2001) (Director) | ||
+ | *[[Kingler's Day]] (2001) (Director) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon Channel]] (2003) (Music producer) | ||
+ | *[[Metroid: Zero Mission]] (2004) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Mother 3]] (2006) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon Ranger]] (2006) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia]] (2008) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]] (2008) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure]] (2009) (Producer) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs]] (2010) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Pokédex 3D]] (2011) (Producer) | ||
+ | *[[PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond]] (2012) (Producer) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon Dream Radar]] (2012) (Producer) | ||
+ | *[[Pokédex 3D Pro]] (2012) (Producer) | ||
+ | *[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]] (2012) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon X and Y]] (2013) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire]] (2014) | ||
+ | *[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U]] (2014) (Music arrangements with others, Senior Supervisor) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon Art Academy]] (2014) (Pokémon Trading Card Development) | ||
+ | *[[Great Detective Pikachu]] (2016) (Producer) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon Sun and Moon]] (2016) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon]] (2017) (Special thanks) | ||
+ | *[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]] (2018) (Music arrangements with others) | ||
+ | ===Animation=== | ||
+ | *[[Pokémon series]] | ||
+ | ===Albums=== | ||
{{incomplete}} | {{incomplete}} | ||
*[[Lost Tapes]] | *[[Lost Tapes]] | ||
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− | == | + | ==External links== |
− | *Hirokazu Tanaka | + | {{otherwikis|italics=yes|Bulbapedia=1|Icaruspedia=1}} |
− | + | *{{wp|Hirokazu Tanaka|Wikipedia}} | |
− | + | *[https://www.hirokazutanaka.com/ "Sporadic Vacuum" (official website)] | |
− | *[https:// | + | *[https://www.youtube.com/@chiptanaka9346 Official YouTube channel] |
− | *[http:// | + | *[http://kyoto-report.wikidot.com/hirokazu-tanaka Kyoto Report Wiki] |
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 23 November 2023
Hirokazu Tanaka (Japanese: 田中 宏和), nicknames "Hip Tanaka" and "Chip Tanaka", born December 13, 1957[1] is the president of Creatures, Inc. and a Nintendo music veteran; chip-sound/BGM composer, anime/general composer, engineer.
He has also worked for non-Nintendo products including those on Nintendo platforms, as well as his own commercial albums not restricted to Nintendo.
Works
Contains information re-worked from the Wikipedia article.
- Space Firebird (1980) - Sound engineer
- Radar Scope (1980)
- HeliFire (1980)
- Space X (cancelled)
- Donkey Kong (1981)
- Mickey and Donald (1982)
- Donkey Kong II (1982)
- Donkey Kong 3 (1983)
- Mario Bros. (1983)
- Pinball (1983)
- Mario's Cement Factory (1983)
- Donkey Kong Jr. (1983)
- Snoopy (1983)
- Popeye (1983)
- Mario's Bombs Away (1983)
- Spitball Sparky (1984)
- Wild Gunman (1984)
- Duck Hunt (1984)
- Hogan's Alley (1984)
- Urban Champion (1984)
- Balloon Fight (1985) - Composer
- Wrecking Crew (1985)
- Stack-Up (1985)
- Gyromite (1985) - Composer
- Gumshoe (1986) - Composer
- Metroid (1986) - Composer
- Kid Icarus (1986) - Composer
- Famicom Wars (1988) - Composer
- Famicom Tantei Club: Kieta Koukeisha (1988) - Sound director
- Mother (1989)
- Super Mario Land (1989)
- Yakuman (1989)
- Tetris (1989)
- Golf (Game Boy) (1989)
- Knight Move (1990)
- Dr. Mario (1990)
- Barker Bill's Trick Shooting (1990)
- Balloon Kid (1990)
- Nintendo World Championships 1990 Game Pak
- Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991 Game Pak
- Hello Kitty World (1992)
- Fire Emblem Gaiden (1992) (Supervisor)
- Mario Paint (1992) (With Kazumi Totaka and Ryōji Yoshitomi)
- X (1992) (sound effects)
- Mario & Wario (1993) (Special thanks)
- EarthBound (1994) (With Keiichi Suzuki, Hiroshi Kanazu, and Toshiyuki Ueno)
- Tetris & Dr. Mario (1994)
- Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem (1994) (Special thanks)
- Mario's Tennis (1995) (Special thanks)
- Snoopy Concert (1995) (With Minako Hamano)
- Teleroboxer (1995)
- Game & Watch Gallery (1997) (Adviser)
- Game Boy Camera (1998) (As well as director and graphics designer)
- Super Smash Bros. (1999) (Original game staff)
- Balloon Fight GB (2000)
- Super Smash Bros. Melee (2001) (Original game staff)
- Chee-Chai Alien (2001) (Original plan and direction, sound with Noriyuki Kitsuta)
- Machop At Work (2001) (Director)
- Kingler's Day (2001) (Director)
- Pokémon Channel (2003) (Music producer)
- Metroid: Zero Mission (2004) (Special thanks)
- Mother 3 (2006) (Special thanks)
- Pokémon Ranger (2006) (Special thanks)
- Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia (2008) (Special thanks)
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl (2008) (Special thanks)
- PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure (2009) (Producer)
- Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs (2010) (Special thanks)
- Pokédex 3D (2011) (Producer)
- PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond (2012) (Producer)
- Pokémon Dream Radar (2012) (Producer)
- Pokédex 3D Pro (2012) (Producer)
- Kid Icarus: Uprising (2012) (Special thanks)
- Pokémon X and Y (2013) (Special thanks)
- Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire (2014)
- Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U (2014) (Music arrangements with others, Senior Supervisor)
- Pokémon Art Academy (2014) (Pokémon Trading Card Development)
- Great Detective Pikachu (2016) (Producer)
- Pokémon Sun and Moon (2016) (Special thanks)
- Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon (2017) (Special thanks)
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (2018) (Music arrangements with others)
Animation
Albums
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References
- ↑ Hirokazu Tanaka.com special thanks English Wikipedia
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