Hiroya Hatsushiba
Hiroya Hatsushiba (Japanese初 芝 弘 也, Hatsushiba Hiroya ) is a Japanese developer of video games.
Career
Hatsushiba originally worked as a sound engineer at Namco Bandai's Studio Wolf Team (later Namco Tales Studio), where he also composed some himself, but also collaborated with composer Motoi Sakuraba. 1995 left some employees of Wolf Team, the studio and founded tri-Ace. Here, too, seemed Hatsushiba in cooperation with Sakuraba as a sound programmer and manager. 1999 left Hatsushiba also tri-Ace and founded a new studio, tri - Crescendo, the first took over the sound programming for some tri-Ace games. 2001, work began on the first standalone game from tri - Crescendo, which was developed jointly with the then to Namco Bandai belonging studio Monolith Soft. Baten Kaitos: The wings of eternity and the Lost Ocean, which was released in Japan in 2003 for the GameCube, was also Hatsushibas debut as director of a game. Even today Hatsushiba President of tri - Crescendo.
Ludography
- Curiosity: Umi to Kaze no Kodo (SNES 1993) - Sound Programmer
- Arcus Odyssey (SNES / Sega Genesis, 1993) - music programmer
- Tenshi no Uta: Shiroki Tsubasa no Inori (SNES 1994) - Sound Programmer
- Tales of Phantasia (SNES 1995) - Sound Programmer
- Star Ocean (SNES 1996) - Field Programmer
- Star Ocean: The Second Story (PlayStation 1998) - Sound and scenario programmer
- Valkyrie Profile (Playstation 1999) - Sound Programmer
- Baten Kaitos: The wings of eternity and the Lost Ocean ( GameCube 2003) - Director, Combat and sound designer
- Star Ocean: Till the End of Time (PlayStation 2 2003 ) - Sound Director / programmer
- Radiata Stories ( PlayStation 2 2005 ) - Sound Programmer
- Baten Kaitos Origins ( GameCube 2006) - Director, sound programmer
- Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth (PlayStation Portable 2007) - Sound Programmer
- Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria (PlayStation 2 2007 ) - Sound
- Eternal Sonata (PlayStation 3/Xbox 360 2008) - Director, action