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Naofumi Hataya (幡谷 尚史 Hataya Naofumi?) is a Japanese composer who has done work for the Sonic the Hedgehog series.
History[]
Hataya is a graduate of Rikkyo University. Though he did not initially want a career in music, he was looking to improve his skills, so he sought a job at a music-related company.[1] In 1990, he took a job at Sega, and continues to create sound and music for games to this day.
Hataya's first work in the Sonic series was for the 8-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, where he was credited as "Nao Chan". He has since composed for numerous games in the Sonic series, including Sonic the Hedgehog CD with Masafumi Ogata and Sonic Heroes with Jun Senoue.
Credits[]
Soundtracks[]
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit) (as "Nao Chan") (w/ Masafumi Ogata and Tomonori Sawada)
- Sonic the Hedgehog CD (w/ Masafumi Ogata)
- "Palmtree Panic"
- "Quartz Quadrant"
- "Stardust Speedway"
- "Metallic Madness"
- "Boss"
- "Final Fever"
- "Cosmic Eternity - Believe in Yourself"
- "Zone Clear"
- Sonic Heroes
- "Mystic Mansion" (w/ Jun Senoue)
- Sonic Gems Collection
- "Sonic 6290 Mix"
- "Sonic After-6290 Mix"
- "Sonic Goes UG Mix"
- Sonic and the Black Knight
- "I'm the Black Smith" (w/ Jun Senoue)
- Sonic Colors
- "Area - Tropical Resort"
- "Area - Sweet Mountain"
- "Area - Terminal Velocity"
- Sonic Generations
- "Green Hill Act 1"
- "Chemical Plant Act 1"
- "Casino Night Act 1"
- "Rival Battle: Metal Sonic "Stardust Speedway" Act 1"
- "Mushroom Hill Act 1"
- "Sky Sanctuary Act 1"
- "Jingle: Invincible ver. 1"
- "Menu 1"
- Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games
- Sonic Lost World
- "Sugar Lane"
- Sonic Forces
- "Ghost Town"
- "Battle with Egg Dragoon Mk. II"
- "Death Prison - Death Egg"
- "Iron Fortress"
Albums[]
- Sonic the Hedgehog - Remix (as "hata-bow")
- "Love you "Sonic""
- "Dr."Gigglymen""
- "Miracle Blue~Little Planet~"
- "When we reach for you~Could it be right~"
Trivia[]
- Hataya is married to Tomoko Sasaki.[2]
- Hataya's original scores for the Space Channel 5 series appear in the Sega All-Stars series, two of which would later be remixed by Richard Jacques for Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed.
References[]
- ↑ Naofumi Hataya. last.fm. Archived from the original on 23 November 2020.
- ↑ SPACE CHANNEL 5 UKIUKI MUSIC FESTIVAL ONLINE Digest Movie [for J-LODlive]. YouTube. 4GamerMovie (16 December 2020). Retrieved on 8 July 2021.
External links[]
Producers | Akinori Nishiyama · Takashi Iizuka · Yuji Naka · Yoji Ishii |
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Programmers | Takahiro Hamano · Takeshi Sakakibara · Tetsu Katano · Yuji Naka · Yoshihisa Hashimoto |
Designers | Eitaro Toyoda · Hirokazu Yasuhara · Kazuyuki Hoshino · Makoto Yonezu · Manabu Kusunoki · Naoto Ohshima · Nobuhiko Honda · Hiroshi Miyamoto · Sachiko Kawamura · Shinichi Higashi · Shiro Maekawa · Shun Nakamura · Takashi Yuda · Yasushi Yamaguchi · Yoshitaka Miura · Yuji Uekawa |
Directors | Hiroshi Nishiyama · Kenjiro Morimoto · Morio Kishimoto · Takashi Iizuka |
Sound engineers | Hideaki Kobayashi · Jun Senoue · Kenichi Tokoi · Mariko Nanba · Masaru Setsumaru · Naofumi Hataya · Takahito Eguchi · Tatsuyuki Maeda · Teruhiko Nakagawa · Tomoya Ohtani |
Other | Tomoko Kanemoto · Yui Karasuno |