Yuzo Koshiro is one of the most renowned video music composers in the world for his excellent work on Sega Genesis / Mega Drive and, more recently, for his incredible efforts on agencies such as Atlus & # 39; Etrian Odyssey.
While Koshiro's channels for similar topics Shinobi's revenge, ActRaiser and Poetry of the Rage it's become a stuff of legends, another big reason for his reputation is that his name appeared on the title screen of many of those Sega hits.
Check out these title screens if you can't remember (click to enlarge):
This may seem like a big deal today, but you have to remember that this was a time when companies like Sega were willing to keep the details of the people working on their games confidential, which is probably because of their fear of being ignored by other companies. Having your name on the title screen in the & # 39; 90s was a big problem – that's why most players knew the name & # 39; It's by Koshiro & # 39; s naturally, even though they don't know who you are or what you look like.
You can swear that Koshiro achieved this by dropping his weight by playing or playing hardball with Sega, but that's not the case. Expressed with On Twitter that it was the mother of former businessman Tomo Koshiro (who would co-founded the studio with he and his sister, Ayano) who proposes the idea:
You have to wonder how Koshiro's career might have turned out if his mother didn't make this suggestion. You are currently helping to send audio Rage 4 roads, which should be turned off for Change this year.
