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Naoto Kubo
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Browse piano sheets by Naoto Kubo on Zen Virtual Piano. Naoto Kubo works as a composer at Nintendo, probably best known for Super Mario Odyssey. Aruze Gaming, a U.S.-based company, employed Kubo until 2013, when Kubo moved to Nintendo's sound group. Donkey Kong Bananza is the game where Kubo is named as both sound director and music lead. In Nintendo's Ask the Developer series, the sound director of Donkey Kong Bananza says they previously composed music for Super Mario Maker and led the overall sound development for Super Mario Odyssey, and on Bananza coordinated overall sound development and controlled quality. Joining Nintendo's sound group in 2013 and serving as sound director of Donkey Kong Bananza may suggest a move from composing toward overseeing a game's sound. Little information about this artist is available.
Browse piano sheets by Naoto Kubo on Zen Virtual Piano.
Naoto Kubo works as a composer at Nintendo, probably best known for Super Mario Odyssey. Aruze Gaming, a U.S.-based company, employed Kubo until 2013, when Kubo moved to Nintendo's sound group.
Donkey Kong Bananza is the game where Kubo is named as both sound director and music lead. In Nintendo's Ask the Developer series, the sound director of Donkey Kong Bananza says they previously composed music for Super Mario Maker and led the overall sound development for Super Mario Odyssey, and on Bananza coordinated overall sound development and controlled quality. Joining Nintendo's sound group in 2013 and serving as sound director of Donkey Kong Bananza may suggest a move from composing toward overseeing a game's sound. Little information about this artist is available.
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Naoto Kubo is a Japanese composer who works at Nintendo, probably best known for Super Mario Odyssey; Kubo is named as sound director of Donkey Kong Bananza.
Kubo is probably best known for work on Super Mario Odyssey.
Kubo is named in both the sound director and music lead roles; in Nintendo's Ask the Developer series, the sound director says they coordinated overall sound development and controlled quality.
Kubo worked for the U.S.-based Aruze Gaming until 2013, when Kubo joined Nintendo's sound group.