Kazuhiro Nishida

Kazuhiro Nishida is a notable Japanese video game composer recognized for his significant contributions to the gaming industry. He gained prominence in the late 1980s and early 1990s, particularly for his work with Capcom. Nishida is best known for composing the soundtrack for the fighting game "Hiryu No Ken" (also known as "Flying Dragon: The Secret Scrolls") released in 1988. His music for the game was praised for its energetic melodies and intricate arrangements that enhanced the gaming experience. Throughout his career, Nishida has contributed to various titles, blending traditional and contemporary musical styles that resonate with players and elevate the narrative of the games. His work has left a lasting impact on video game music, influencing future composers in the genre.

Number of Songs: 6

Songs composed by Kazuhiro Nishida

Intro

Game: Trojan

Platform: Nintendo

Main Theme (Remix)

Game: Hiryu No Ken (Japan)

Platform: Nintendo

Stage 1 & 4

Game: Circus Charlie

Platform: Piano Only

The Empress

Game: Magical Drop III

Platform: SNK Neo-Geo