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Kiyoshi Yokoyama was a Japanese composer who worked for Sammy.
Gameography
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Released |
Title |
Sample |
| Unreleased | Chimera Beast (ARC) | |
| 1988/11/22 | Hoops (NES) (燃えろ！！ジュニアバスケット) | |
| 1988/12/02 | Amagon (NES) (突然！マッチョマン) | |
| 1989/??/?? | Shinobi (NES) | |
| 1989/12/21 | Astyanax (NES) (ザ・ロード・オブ・キング) | |
| 1989/12/21 | Takin' it to the Hoop (TG16) | |
| 1989/12/21 | The Astyanax (ARC) | |
| 1991/??/?? | 64th Street: A Detective Story (ARC) | |
| 1991/04/26 | Vice: Project Doom (NES) (ガン デック) | |
| 1992/??/?? | Big Striker (ARC) |
