Naoya Shimokawa

Naoya Shimokawa is a Japanese video game composer renowned for his contributions to the gaming music industry in the 1990s. He is particularly noted for his work on the role-playing game "Albert Odyssey 2: Arianrhod no Sōkō," released for the Sega Saturn in 1996. The game, celebrated for its engaging story and vibrant graphics, features a memorable soundtrack that enhances the player's experience, showcasing Shimokawa's ability to blend melodic themes with the game's narrative. His compositions have been praised for their emotional depth and orchestral richness, contributing significantly to the game's appeal. Beyond "Albert Odyssey 2," Shimokawa's work has influenced various other titles, solidifying his status as a key figure in the evolution of video game music.

Number of Songs: 5

Songs composed by Naoya Shimokawa

Balan's Fortress

Game: Albert Odyssey

Platform: Sega Saturn

Distant Memories 1

Game: Time Hollow

Platform: Nintendo DS

Land of Frozen Forest

Game: Albert Odyssey 2 (Japan)

Platform: Super Nintendo

Time of the Dance of Falling Cherry Blossoms

Game: Tokimeki Memorial 3 (Japan)

Platform: Sony PlayStation 2

Wondering for Mates

Game: Albert Odyssey 2 (Japan)

Platform: Super Nintendo