Kinoko Kunimoto

Developer BIO

Born in Sapporo. Joined Hudson in 1985 at 23 years, recruited by Toshiyuki Sasagawa while working in a music shop, demonstrating Yamaha's CX-11 music MSX computer. His first works as a sound designer for Hudson were composed on such a computer before being transposed to the NES. These original renditions have now been rendered on the CD "20-seiki Famicom shōnen" (20th Century Famicom Boys) which can be ordered from the author. His hobbies are drinking and playing with his band, Salt Peanuts. To this day, he goes by the alias of "Kinoko".

Websites

• Cassette tape ga wakame -- Kunimoto's own blog, often containing observations about game music or stories from the early days of game development.

Games Credited

J.J. & Jeff (1987), Interchannel, Ltd.
RoboWarrior (1987), Hudson Soft Company, Ltd.
Starship Hector (1987), Hudson Soft Company, Ltd.
Challenger (1985), Hudson Soft Company, Ltd.