Hiroto Kanno
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Hiroto Kanno is a Japanese composer, sound designer, and sound programmer who worked at Graphic Research. He was Fumito Tamayama's boss, and was in charge of Graphic Research's sound team Team Hyakumangoku. Kanno programmed sound drivers for the platforms the company worked on including Game Boy, NES, and Genesis.
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Gameography
Released | Title | Sample | Notes |
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1988-09-21 | Kujaku Ou (FC) (孔雀王) | Special Thanks | |
1989-11-24 | Vegas Connection (FC) (ベガスコネクション カジノより愛を込めて) | With Tetsuya Kidokoro. | |
1989-??-?? | Psycho Fox (SMS) | ||
1990-04-27 | Psy-O-Blade (GEN) (サイオブレード) | Music Arranger | |
1990-08-24 | Power Mission (GB) (パワー・ミッション) | With Fumito Tamayama. | |
1990-12-15 | Decap Attack (GEN) | Sound Driver | |
1991-02-22 | Twin Cobra (GEN) (究極タイガー) | Music Arranger | |
1991-12-13 | World Beach Volley: 1991 GB Cup (GB) (ワールドビーチバレー1991 GB CUP) | ||
1991-??-?? | Trouble Shooter (GEN) (バトルマニア) | |
Composer sound B.G.M credited Raika Papa |
1992-04-17 | DX Bakenou Z (GB) (DX馬券王Z) | |
With Yasuyuki Hamada. |
1992-12-27 | J.League Fighting Soccer: The King of Ace Strikers (GB) (Jリーグファイティングサッカー) | |
Sound Driver |
1994-04-02 | J.League Winning Goal (GB) (Jリーグウイニングゴール) | |
Sound Driver |
Aliases
Hiroto commonly used the alias Raika no Papa. Translated, this means "Father of Raika". It is most likely his child's real name was Akira, as Raika is not a real Japanese name.
In Psycho Fox, he is credited as Mr. Question, with his staff photo being a black silhouette with a white question mark in the facial region. It is unknown why Hiroto chose to be secretive about his identity in the game. It is possible he wasn't satisfied with the music he wrote for such a limited console, or because of a contract from Vic Tokai. It is also possible Vic Tokai outsourced sound to Graphic Research and didn't know the identity of the composer as a result.
Image Gallery
A drawing from Psycho Fox (SMS).
Links
- w.atwiki.jp/gamemusicbest100/pages/7723.html - Atwiki.jp (Japanese).