Composer Profile

Nobuyuki Shioda

Nobuyuki Shioda is a renowned Japanese composer and sound designer known for his significant contributions to video game music. Active since the early 1980s, he is best recognized for his work with Konami, where he composed memorable tracks that enriched the gaming experience. One of his notable contributions is the music for "Antarctic Adventure," a pioneering title released in 1983 that showcased his ability to create engaging and atmospheric soundscapes. Shioda's compositions often feature catchy melodies and innovative arrangements, reflecting the evolving technology of the time. His work has influenced many in the industry, and he remains a respected figure in the realm of video game music, celebrated for his creativity and impact on the medium.

34 Songs

Songs - Nobuyuki Shioda

Nintendo

Anthem

From: To the Earth

Arcade Console

Aoi's Theme

From: Queen of Hearts '98

Nintendo

BGM 02

From: KickMaster

Nintendo

Boss (2nd Phase)

From: Don Doko Don 2

Nintendo

Channel 2 - Sky Ace

From: Rockin' Kats

Super Nintendo

Desert Field

From: Dragon View

Atari 2600

Game Over

From: Fast Food

Sega Master System

Game Over

From: Megumi Rescue (Japan)

Nintendo

Level 1

From: City Connection

Amiga Computers

Main

From: Thexder

Nintendo

Overworld 1 - "Departing Soldiers"

From: Mouryou Senki Madara (Japan)

Sega Master System

Round Start

From: Vigilante

Nintendo

Sector 1 - "The Witches' Forest"

From: KickMaster

Nintendo

Sector 3 - "Belzed's First Stronghold"

From: KickMaster

Nintendo

Sector 4 - "Bottomless Crevasse"

From: KickMaster

Super Nintendo

Select Pilot

From: Uchuu Race: Astro Go! Go! (Japan)

Nintendo

Stage 1-1 - "Keep Moving"

From: Robo Warrior

Super Nintendo

Stage 3 Boss

From: Gourmet Sentai Bara Yarou (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Stage Clear

From: Super Chase HQ

Super Nintendo

Theme of Hyuga Kojiro and Taro Misaki

From: Captain Tsubasa III (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Trampo-Clouds (v2.0)

From: Super Bonk

Super Nintendo

Unknown Song 1

From: Jaki Crush (Japan)

Arcade Console

You Win Extra Mr. Do

From: Mr. Do!