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Kazunaka Yamane is known for composing the Double Dragon games at Technos where he worked from around 1987 to 1992. Most of the music he wrote was used in beat-em-ups, and highly favored the electric guitar.
Contents
Music Development
GB
For Double Dragon, he used Michiya Hirasawa's sound driver.
NES
In Technos, he used Michiya Hirasawa's sound driver. For President no Sentaku, he used a sound driver by Sugisan.
PS1
For Slam Dragon, he used a sound driver by Masayoshi Ueki.
SNES
For Super Double Dragon, he used a sound driver by Robert C. Ashworth.
Gameography
Picture Gallery
Circa 1987. http://www.arcsystemworks.jp/dd4/
Links
- twitter.com/PatrickKul/status/1033926619113566210 - Interview (from Double Dragon Sound Collection Vol. 1).
