Hiroya Hatsushiba

aka: 初芝 弘也, Hassy
Moby ID: 81273

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Hiroya Hatsushiba was originally a sound programmer for Wolf Team, and did some composing and arranging as well.

When the disagreements among many key Wolf Team members were over after the production of Tales of Phantasia, he was persuaded to join Tri-Ace, and he took the position of sound director, and programmed and directed the music compositions by Motoi Sakuraba.

In 1999, he founded Tri-Crescendo and directed their first game Baten Kaitos. He also directed the sound department and programmed the music composition by Motoi Sakuraba. He still keeps a close eye on Tri-Ace, and still programs their music compositions. He has a very close friendship with Motoi Sakuraba and many other former members of Wolf Team.

Credited on 24 games

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Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster (2023, Nintendo Switch) Sound Director
Tales of Arise (2021, Windows) Sound Director
Star Ocean: First Departure R (2019, Nintendo Switch) Field Program
Tales of Symphonia (2014, PlayStation 3) Special Thanks
Digimon World Re: Digitize (2012, PSP) Special Thanks (スペシャルサンクス)
Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow (2010, Nintendo DS) Producer
Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon (2009, Wii) Supervisor
Star Ocean: First Departure (2008, PSP) Field Program
Eternal Sonata (2008, PlayStation 3) Story
Star Ocean: Second Evolution (2008, PSP) Sound and Scenario Programmer
Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria (2006, PlayStation 2) Sound
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth (2006, PSP) Sound Programmer
Baten Kaitos: Origins (2006, GameCube) Sound Programmer
Radiata Stories (2005, PlayStation 2) Sound Programming
Star Ocean: Till the End of Time (2004, PlayStation 2) Sound Director/Sound Programmer
Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean (2003, GameCube) Sound Director
Valkyrie Profile (1999, PlayStation) Sound Programmer
Star Ocean: The Second Story (1998, PlayStation) Sound and Scenario Programmer
Star Ocean (1996, SNES) Field Program
Tales of Phantasia (1995, SNES) Sound Programming

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