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Syun Nishigaki Syun Nishigaki

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Syun Nishigaki est un compositeur japonais ayant travaillé pour Capcom. Syun's work with Capcom ranges from the CPS1 era to the fifth console generation, and is usually signified by the use of the sitar, tabla, and other Asian instruments. Along with Isao Abe, Nishigaki was a pioneer of the CPS2 soundboard, acting as Sound Director for Super Street Fighter II, where he composed the themes for Cammy White and Fei Long as well as Akuma (Gouki in Japan) in Turbo. This was later followed by Eco Fighters, Street Fighter Alpha 2 and Battle Circuit as well as other interspersed works. His last title with the company was Dino Crisis. Syun Nishigaki is a composer of video game music.

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Syun Nishigaki

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Syun Nishigaki est un compositeur japonais ayant travaillé pour Capcom. Syun's work with Capcom ranges from the CPS1 era to the fifth console generation, and is usually signified by the use of the sitar, tabla, and other Asian instruments. Along with Isao Abe, Nishigaki was a pioneer of the CPS2 soundboard, acting as Sound Director for Super Street Fighter II, where he composed the themes for Cammy White and Fei Long as well as Akuma (Gouki in Japan) in Turbo. This was later followed by Eco Fighters, Street Fighter Alpha 2 and Battle Circuit as well as other interspersed works. His last title with the company was Dino Crisis. Following Capcom, Syun has worked on games published by Topcat (Zap the Magic, L) and Mercurius (AquaS), usually working with Ryo Mizutsuki (who herself had worked with Syun during his Capcom days as Kiyo). Syun Nishigaki is a composer of video game music.