Naoki Kodaka

is a Japanese video game music composer employed by Sunsoft. Kodaka has written and programmed scores for numerous games developed by the company beginning with 1988's "Blaster Master". Since then, his music has been represented on a number of systems, including the NES, Game Boy, SNES, Mega Drive, and Saturn. His compositions for the first two games in the "Albert Odyssey" series have been featured on the third and fourth volumes of Orchestral Game Concert. He is sometimes credited as "N. Kodaka" and "Kodaka-san".

Notable works

*"Blaster Master" (NES, 1988)
*"Batman" (NES, 1989)
*"Batman" (Game Boy, 1990)
*"Batman" (Mega Drive, 1990)
*"Journey to Silius" (NES, 1990)
*"" (NES, 1990)
*"Super Spy Hunter" (NES, 1991)
*"" (NES, 1991)
*"Super Fantasy Zone" (Mega Drive, 1992)
*"Albert Odyssey" (SNES, 1993)
*"" (SNES, 1994)
*"" (Saturn, 1996)

External links

* [http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,108684/ Noaki Kodaka] at MobyGames