Difference between revisions of "Galaxy Force II/Production credits"
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*'''Designer:''' [[Masaki Kondoh|8940 Kon]], [[Minoru Matsuura|Lovely Ma2]], [[Itten]], [[Takahiro Kajimoto|Kajinomoto]] | *'''Designer:''' [[Masaki Kondoh|8940 Kon]], [[Minoru Matsuura|Lovely Ma2]], [[Itten]], [[Takahiro Kajimoto|Kajinomoto]] | ||
| − | *'''Planner:''' [[Takoyaki Tomo]] | + | *'''Planner:''' [[Takazumi Tomoike|Takoyaki Tomo]] |
*'''Programmer:''' [[Katsumi Tojo|Justice 10 Joe]] (Project Leader), [[Hideshi Kawatake|Nanno Kawa]], [[Makihito Yokota|Radical Yoko]], [[Bad Boy 3284]] | *'''Programmer:''' [[Katsumi Tojo|Justice 10 Joe]] (Project Leader), [[Hideshi Kawatake|Nanno Kawa]], [[Makihito Yokota|Radical Yoko]], [[Bad Boy 3284]] | ||
*'''Musician:''' [[Katsuhiro Hayashi|Funky Q Chan]], [[Koichi Namiki|Nami-Nami]] | *'''Musician:''' [[Katsuhiro Hayashi|Funky Q Chan]], [[Koichi Namiki|Nami-Nami]] | ||
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Sea Monkey Kawa is most likely named Kawaguchi, as an artist named Kawaguchi worked on ''[[Gain Ground]]'' under the name Sea-Gup. | Sea Monkey Kawa is most likely named Kawaguchi, as an artist named Kawaguchi worked on ''[[Gain Ground]]'' under the name Sea-Gup. | ||
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| + | *'''111111 T.T:''' [[Takazumi Tomoike]] | ||
| + | *'''89400 KON:''' [[Masaki Kondoh]] | ||
| + | *'''32840 IPP:''' [[Bad Boy 3284]] | ||
| + | *'''20170 2AM:''' [[Minoru Matsuura]] (MA2 reversed) | ||
| + | *'''11197 45T:''' | ||
| + | *'''11196 TAK:''' | ||
| + | *'''10000 OTI:''' [[Ryuji Ochi]]? | ||
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*'''Producer:''' [[Tomoyuki Shimizu]] | *'''Producer:''' [[Tomoyuki Shimizu]] | ||
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:'''Manufactured under license from [[Sega|Sega Enterprises Ltd.]] Japan''' | :'''Manufactured under license from [[Sega|Sega Enterprises Ltd.]] Japan''' | ||
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*'''Programming by:''' Neil Coxhead | *'''Programming by:''' Neil Coxhead | ||
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*'''Code by:''' Keith Burkhill | *'''Code by:''' Keith Burkhill | ||
Latest revision as of 08:25, 17 April 2024
- Back to: Galaxy Force II.
Contents
Y Board version
- Designer: 8940 Kon, Lovely Ma2, Itten, Kajinomoto
- Planner: Takoyaki Tomo
- Programmer: Justice 10 Joe (Project Leader), Nanno Kawa, Radical Yoko, Bad Boy 3284
- Musician: Funky Q Chan, Nami-Nami
- Special Thanks: Sea Monkey Kawa, 100 Kg Miya, Stepan Hon, Pochi
- Special No Thanks: Ippo Ogapi
The developers Katsumi Tojo (programmer), Masaki Kondo (designer), Minoru Matsuura (designer), Takeshi Goden (programmer) and Hideshi Kawatake (programmer) are given special thanks in Sega Ages Galaxy Force II. With the exception of Takeshi Goden, all these developers are confirmed to have worked on this game.
Sea Monkey Kawa is most likely named Kawaguchi, as an artist named Kawaguchi worked on Gain Ground under the name Sea-Gup.
Initials matching the names of many developers can be seen in the in-game high score table.
- 111111 T.T: Takazumi Tomoike
- 89400 KON: Masaki Kondoh
- 32840 IPP: Bad Boy 3284
- 20170 2AM: Minoru Matsuura (MA2 reversed)
- 11197 45T:
- 11196 TAK:
- 10000 OTI: Ryuji Ochi?
Mega Drive version
- Producer: Tomoyuki Shimizu
- Director: Masayoshi Iwai
- Programmer: Tohru Kujirai
- Enemy Algorithm and Map: Shuichi Ikegami
- Sound Data: Yoshitoku Sunahara
- Data and Tool: Yukihiro Ishida
- Map Construction - Stage 5 -: Hajime Ikebe
- S.E. Music: M.Hikichi (Cube)
- Color Coordinator: Jiro Kurematsu
- Sales Dept.: Norio Miyashita, Taizan Suzuki, Hideaki Sasaki, Taketoshi Endo, Mari Ogasawara
- Public Relations Dept.: Keisuke Chiwata, Noriaki Hirai
Amiga version
- Manufactured under license from Sega Enterprises Ltd. Japan
- Galaxy Force & Sega are trademarks of Sega Enterprises Ltd.
- Code by: Bill Allen.
- Graphics by: Kevin Bulmer.
- Music by: Uncle Art.
- A Software Studios Production.
Commodore 64 version
- Programming by: Neil Coxhead
- Additional Coding by: Probe Software Ltd.
- Graphics by: Mak Computer Grafix
- Music by: Martin Walker
- A Software Studio Production
ZX Spectrum version
- Code by: Keith Burkhill
- Graphics by: Focus C.E. Ltd
- Music by: Paul Hiley
- A Software Studios Production.
Breakdown
Arcade version
Music credits
| ID | Name | Description | Credits | Used | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B5 | Defeat[3] | Scene B |
|
Yes | |
| B6 | Beyond the Galaxy[3] | Scene A |
|
Yes | |
| B7 | Stage Clear[3] |
|
Yes | ||
| BC | Take Back[3] | Scene C |
|
Yes | |
| BD | Alone Fighter[3] | Scene D |
|
Yes | |
| BE | Try-Z[3] | Scene E |
|
Yes | |
| BF | Scene Select[3] |
|
Yes | ||
| C5 | Name Entry[3] |
|
Yes |
Mega Drive version
Music credits
| Name | Description | Credits | Used | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scene Select |
|
Yes | ||
| Beyond the Galaxy | Scene A |
|
Yes | |
| Defeat | Scene B |
|
Yes | |
| Take Back | Scene C |
|
Yes | |
| Alone Fighter | Scene D |
|
Yes | |
| Try-Z | Scene E |
|
Yes | |
| Stage Clear |
|
Yes | ||
| Name Entry |
|
Yes |
References
