Hiroaki Sano

Hiroaki Sano is a Japanese composer and sound designer renowned for his contributions to video game music. He gained prominence in the late 1980s and early 1990s, particularly for his work on the 1991 RPG "Princess Minerva" (Minerva no Tsubasa), published by the now-defunct Technosoft. The game's soundtrack is celebrated for its melodic and atmospheric compositions, showcasing Sano's ability to enhance the gaming experience through music. His style often blends orchestral elements with electronic sounds, creating memorable themes that resonate with players. Beyond "Princess Minerva," Sano's work spans various genres and platforms, solidifying his legacy in the gaming industry. His compositions continue to be appreciated by fans and serve as an influential part of video game music history.

Number of Songs: 4

Songs composed by Hiroaki Sano

Clock Tower

Game: Harlequin

Platform: Atari Computers

Kyousuke Nanbu - "Kotetsu No Beowolf (Beowolf of Steel)"

Game: Super Robot Taisen Original Generation (Japan)

Platform: Gameboy Advance