Difference between revisions of "Takashi Horiguchi"
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* ''[[Alien Syndrome]]'' (Game Gear Version) (1992) — Sound (as '''"Fumi"''') | * ''[[Alien Syndrome]]'' (Game Gear Version) (1992) — Sound (as '''"Fumi"''') | ||
* ''[[Wimbledon]]'' (Master System Version) (1992) | * ''[[Wimbledon]]'' (Master System Version) (1992) | ||
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* ''[[Tecmo World Cup '93]]'' (1993) — Sound (as '''Fumi''') | * ''[[Tecmo World Cup '93]]'' (1993) — Sound (as '''Fumi''') | ||
* ''Kamen Rider SD: Shutsugeki!! Rider Machine'' (1993) | * ''Kamen Rider SD: Shutsugeki!! Rider Machine'' (1993) | ||
Revision as of 10:08, 28 January 2018
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| Takashi Horiguchi |
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| Company(ies): SIMS |
| Role(s): Musician |
Takashi Horiguchi (堀口 貴史) is an employee of SIMS who, as part of the joint venture between Sega and Sanritsu, worked mainly on sound porting and composition for Master System titles. He was credited under the alias Fumi.
Horiguchi has since worked with other game companies such as Banpresto and has released a few albums in the last decade.
Production history
- Ninja Gaiden (Master System; 1992) — Sound Composer (as Fumi)
- Air Rescue (Master System; 1992) — Special Thanks to (as Fumi)
- Shura no Mon (Mega Drive; 1992) — Voice Cast[1] (as Fumi)
- Master of Darkness (Master System; 1992) — Sound[2] (as Fumi)
- Kick & Rush (Master System; 1993) — Sound (as Fumi)
- Alien Syndrome (Game Gear Version) (1992) — Sound (as "Fumi")
- Wimbledon (Master System Version) (1992)
- Tecmo World Cup '93 (1993) — Sound (as Fumi)
- Kamen Rider SD: Shutsugeki!! Rider Machine (1993)
- Kamen Rider (SNES Version) (1993) [NOTE: MML implantation, etc.; some]
- Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (SNES and Game Boy Versions) (1994)
- Sonic Triple Trouble (1994) — Staff (as Fumi)
- Tsukikomori (1996)
- Arabain Nights (SNES Version) (1996) [NOTE: Created tones such as Ifrit's Theme]
- Gakkou Deatta Kowai Hanashi S (1996)
- Inu Domo no Jigoku (1998)
- Nise Taxi (1999)
- Oni (PC Version) (2001)