Super Space Fortress Macross / Chou-Jikuu Yousai Macross

[vgmrips]

Title	Super Space Fortress Macross / Chou-Jikuu Yousai Macross
Composer	Kazunori Hideya, Papa, Manabu Namiki
System	Arcade Machine
Sound Chips	YM2203, OKIM6295
Tracks	14
Playing time	26:17
Pack author	Dario011
Pack version	1.05
Last Update	2023-05-19

Download Arcade/Super_Space_Fortress_Macross_(Arcade).zip (1 042 109 bytes)

[ctr]

Manabu Namiki probably only worked on the sequel. See http://web.archive.org/web/201202200552 ... amiki.html

[marklincadet]

Manabu Namiki probably only worked on the sequel. See http://web.archive.org/web/201202200552 ... amiki.html

Hmm, that's interesting- his own chronology doesn't go before 1993. Namiki is credited within the same itself though, as 三TARO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqHNakqZZOE&t=2568s

(He's credited the same way in II):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Tmdm33TAN4&t=552s

This page on the Best 100 Game Music atwiki cites an interview with Namiki on this particular game in ゲームサイド2009年12月号, so perhaps he says something about his involvement in the game?
https://w.atwiki.jp/gamemusicbest100/pages/9110.html

[RichterEX2]

Some of these tunes are based off the actual Macross anime soundtrack.

Title -> Dog Fighter
Waiting for Start -> "Zero-G Love"
Ending -> "Ai Oboete Imasu ka" (Do You Remember Love?)
Name Entry -> "Shao Pai Long"

[Dario011]

Some of these tunes are based off the actual Macross anime soundtrack.

Title -> Dog Fighter
Waiting for Start -> "Zero-G Love"
Ending -> "Ai Oboete Imasu ka" (Do You Remember Love?)
Name Entry -> "Shao Pai Long"

Indeed, I got to see in the site where I got the tags, and there was the name of the song, and the original composer, all this information is in the notes of each of the VGMs.

[danylopez123]

Some of these tunes are based off the actual Macross anime soundtrack.

Title -> Dog Fighter
Waiting for Start -> "Zero-G Love"
Ending -> "Ai Oboete Imasu ka" (Do You Remember Love?)
Name Entry -> "Shao Pai Long"

So that's the name where I keep hearing that Macross Famicom music, never knew that before.

[fusoxide]

Oh yeah to clarify about Namiki's involvement:

For Super Space Fortress Macross, I only wrote the music for the location test version. The job came only a month, or maybe not quite a month, after I had joined the company. Since the only goal was to be finished in time for the location test, the music wasn't included in the final product. The music in the final product was composed by an outside company.

(source)

This is why he did not include it on his worklists. Similarly, Namiki told me he composed none of the music for Blandia, only some tracks early in development that were rejected and not even in the leaked prototype.