Composer Profile

Toshihiko Horiyama

Toshihiko Horiyama is a notable Japanese video game composer and sound designer, recognized for his contributions to the gaming music landscape during the late 20th century. He is best known for his work on the "Mega Man" series, particularly "Mega Man IV," released in 1991 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. His compositions for the game showcased a blend of catchy melodies and intricate arrangements, enhancing the overall gaming experience. Horiyama's musical style is characterized by its energetic and memorable themes, which have left a lasting impact on fans and the gaming community. Beyond "Mega Man IV," he has worked on various titles across multiple platforms, further solidifying his legacy in the realm of video game music.

112 Songs

Songs - Toshihiko Horiyama (Page 1 of 3)

Super Nintendo

Auto's Shop

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Sony PlayStation

Battle with Iris (2)

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Battle with Iris (3)

From: Mega Man X4

Super Nintendo

Boss

From: Demon's Crest

Sony PlayStation

Boss (XG)

From: Mega Man X4

Super Nintendo

Burner Man's Stage (4)

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Cast Roll

From: Demon's Crest

Super Nintendo

Cold Man's Stage (4)

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Cold Man's Stage (5)

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Sony PlayStation

Colonel

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Colonel (2)

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Colonel vs. Zero

From: Mega Man X4

Gameboy Advance

Confrontation (v2.0)

From: Mega Man Battle Network 2

Gameboy Advance

Crisis

From: Mega Man Battle Network 4

Sony PlayStation

Cyber Peacock's Stage

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Cyber Peacock's Stage (2)

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Cyber Peacock's Stage (3) (GS) (v1.1)

From: Mega Man X4

Nintendo

Dr. Cossack's Citadel Stages 3 & 4 (Arranged)

From: Mega Man IV

Sony PlayStation

Dr. Light Capsule

From: Mega Man X4

Gameboy Advance

Enemy Deleted

From: Mega Man Battle Network 4

Gameboy Advance

Enemy Deleted (2)

From: Mega Man Battle Network

Sony PlayStation

Eregion

From: Mega Man X4

Nintendo DS

Explanation

From: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney

Nintendo DS

Explanation - "Trance Logic"

From: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney

Super Nintendo

Final Boss

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Final Level

From: Demon's Crest

Sony PlayStation

Final Weapon Stage

From: Mega Man X4

Super Nintendo

First Ending

From: Demon's Crest

Super Nintendo

Game Over

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Sony PlayStation

Gesellschaft (Yamaha Softsynth Version)

From: Misadventures Of Tron Bonne! , The

Nintendo

Gravity Man's Stage (11) (GS)

From: Mega Man V

Super Nintendo

Ground Man's Stage

From: Rockman and Forte (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Ground Man's Stage (GS)

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Gameboy Advance

Internet (XG)

From: Mega Man Battle Network 5

Super Nintendo

Intro

From: Demon's Crest

Super Nintendo

Intro (2)

From: Demon's Crest

Sony PlayStation

Introduction

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Introduction (2)

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Introduction (Japan)

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Introduction (Japan) - "The Unbeatable Love That I Have" (Arranged)

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Jet Stingray's Stage

From: Mega Man X4

Sony PlayStation

Jet Stingray's Stage (2)

From: Mega Man X4

Super Nintendo

Junk Man's Stage (XG)

From: Mega Man 7

Super Nintendo

King's Castle

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Super Nintendo

King's Castle (2)

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Super Nintendo

King's Castle (3)

From: Rockman & Forte (Japan)

Sony PlayStation

Klaymore Battle

From: Mega Man Legends 2

Gameboy Advance

Knightman/Magnetman's Stage (XG)

From: Mega Man Battle Network 5