Eric Nofsinger
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Eric Nofsinger is an American video game composer. In 1987, he graduated from Rockford East High School. In 1991, he graduated the school of Hard Knocks. On May 1, 1994, he founded High Voltage Software, which continues to develop games to this day. Besides music, he has also been credited for art.
Audio Development
LEGO Racers
Nofsinger regarding LEGO Racers (N64):
He also said this about the instrument sampling:
Gameography
Released | Title | Sample | Notes |
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1995-12-15 | NBA Jam Tournament Edition (JAG) | ||
1995-??-?? | Vid Grid (JCD) | ||
1996-12-31 | NBA Hangtime (W32) | Audio Conversion | |
1996-??-?? | Tempest X3 (PS1) | ||
1997-08-31 | NHL Open Ice: 2 On 2 Challenge (W16) | ||
1997-12-?? | World League Baseball (W32) | ||
1999-07-31 | LEGO Racers (W32) | ||
1999-10-31 | LEGO Racers (N64) | ||
1999-10-31 | Paperboy (N64) | ||
1999-12-17 | LEGO Racers (PS1) | ||
2000-08-17 | NBA Inside Drive 2000 (W32) | ||
2000-12-29 | LEGO Racers (GBC) | Arranged by Matthew Simmonds. |
Picture Gallery
Links
- facebook.com/eric.nofsinger - Facebook.
- linkedin.com/in/earache - Linkedin.
- youtube.com/watch?v=BXrZ-PDL2KQ - Video Interview.