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it breaks consistency because you decided it singlehandedly... PAL is [https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/Z58AAOSwaHZjnP-s/s-l1200.webp consistently used] to refer to NES games designed for europe, australia, and new zealand (not just europe, which makes it less accurate to call it "european"). calling a game the "PAL version" is acceptable because it's understood as referring to a game designed for the regions which used PAL, especially in the days of CRTs where it actually mattered. please stop
m (Nowadays, the terminology officially used is the "European" version (as seen with stuff like the Nintendo Switch Online apps). Again, NTSC and PAL are just the 60Hz and 50Hz analog broadcast standards that were commonplace at the time. Not to mention it breaks consistency with almost every other article on this site. Other coding optimization fixes. Adding specific sound credits in the games where he composed music and/or did sound effects.) |
(it breaks consistency because you decided it singlehandedly... PAL is [https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/Z58AAOSwaHZjnP-s/s-l1200.webp consistently used] to refer to NES games designed for europe, australia, and new zealand (not just europe, which makes it less accurate to call it "european"). calling a game the "PAL version" is acceptable because it's understood as referring to a game designed for the regions which used PAL, especially in the days of CRTs where it actually mattered. please stop) |
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===Other selected works=== | ===Other selected works=== | ||
*''Wario's Woods'' (NES, | *''Wario's Woods'' (NES, PAL version) (with Shinobu Amayake, Soyo Oka, and Hiroaki Suga) | ||
*''Wario's Woods'' (SNES) (with [[Hiroaki Suga]]) | *''Wario's Woods'' (SNES) (with [[Hiroaki Suga]]) | ||
*''Itoi Shigesato no Bass Tsuri No. 1'' | *''Itoi Shigesato no Bass Tsuri No. 1'' | ||
*''Sim City 64''<ref>[https://archive.org/details/kirby-music-fest-pamphlet Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Festival Pamphlet]</ref> | *''Sim City 64''<ref>[https://archive.org/details/kirby-music-fest-pamphlet Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Festival Pamphlet]</ref> | ||
*''Pokémon Snap'' (sound design) | *''Pokémon Snap'' (sound design) | ||
*''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' ( | *''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' (Music arrangement; with Hirokazu Ando, Shogo Sakai, and Takuto Kitsuta) | ||
*''BOXBOY!'' (special thanks) | *''BOXBOY!'' (special thanks) | ||