Yasuhisa Watanabe

Yasuhisa Watanabe is a renowned Japanese composer and sound designer known for his contributions to video game music. He gained prominence in the 1990s and is celebrated for his ability to blend intricate melodies with immersive soundscapes. Watanabe's notable work includes composing for "Chronicles of Radia," a Japanese RPG that showcased his talent for creating emotionally resonant scores that enhance gameplay experience. His compositions often feature a mix of orchestral and electronic elements, reflecting the evolving trends in video game music. Watanabe's innovative approach has left a lasting impact on the industry, inspiring a new generation of composers. Through his work, he continues to be a significant figure in the realm of video game music.

Number of Songs: 12

Songs composed by Yasuhisa Watanabe

Fire City of Bandora - "Scarred Land"

Game: Chronicles Of Radia, The (Japan)

Platform: Nintendo

In-Game (Remix)

Game: Rampage

Platform: Sega Master System

Introduction

Game: Pyramid

Platform: Nintendo

Level 1 (R-Type 3 style)

Game: R-Type

Platform: Commodore 64/128

Mission One - "Vengeance" Mission One Theme

Game: Aleste (Japan)

Platform: MSX Computer

Phase 2: Stage 1 (SC8850)

Game: Philosoma

Platform: Sony PlayStation

Ryu's Theme (Arranged)

Game: Capcom Vs. SNK

Platform: Neo-Geo Pocket

Stage 2 - "Un Cailou Ricochet"

Game: Viewpoint

Platform: SNK Neo-Geo

Valkyries' Island

Game: Farland Story (Japan)

Platform: Super Nintendo