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'''Koichi "Mickey" Namiki''' (並木 晃一 ''Namiki Kōichi'', b. [[April 15]], [[1965]]), also known as '''Pretty K.N.''', is a Japanese video game composer. He is best known for his work on various [[Sega]] titles such as ''Super Monaco GP'', ''Bonanza Bros.'', ''Super-Hang On'', ''Galaxy Force'', and ''Thunder Blade'', the latter three of which were composed in collaboration with fellow {{w|S.S.T. Band}} member [[ | '''Koichi "Mickey" Namiki''' (並木 晃一 ''Namiki Kōichi'', b. [[April 15]], [[1965]]), also known as '''Pretty K.N.''', is a Japanese video game composer. He is best known for his work on various [[Sega]] titles such as ''Super Monaco GP'', ''Bonanza Bros.'', ''Super-Hang On'', ''Galaxy Force'', and ''Thunder Blade'', the latter three of which were composed in collaboration with fellow {{w|S.S.T. Band}} member [[Katsuhiro Hayashi]], who was the one who originally invited him to join Sega. Namiki left Sega in 1995 to become a freelance composer and guitarist, contributing to other games such as ''Virtual Open Tennis'', ''Guitar Freaks'', and ''Project Diva''. | ||
==Composition work== | ==Composition work== | ||
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Koichi "Mickey" Namiki (並木 晃一 Namiki Kōichi, b. April 15, 1965), also known as Pretty K.N., is a Japanese video game composer. He is best known for his work on various Sega titles such as Super Monaco GP, Bonanza Bros., Super-Hang On, Galaxy Force, and Thunder Blade, the latter three of which were composed in collaboration with fellow S.S.T. Band member Katsuhiro Hayashi, who was the one who originally invited him to join Sega. Namiki left Sega in 1995 to become a freelance composer and guitarist, contributing to other games such as Virtual Open Tennis, Guitar Freaks, and Project Diva.
