佐宗綾子
Ayako Saso (佐宗綾子, Sasou Ayako, born on March 5, 1967 in Miyazaki, Japan) is a Japanese composer best known for her contributions to many videogame soundtracks.
She first joined the NAMCO sound team in 1989, during which period she composed many soundtracks for various NAMCO games, most notably Ridge Racer 2 and 鉄拳２ (Tekken 2). In 1997, she left NAMCO to work at ARIKA, where her most significant work were the compositions of the Street Fighter EX series Read Full BioAyako Saso (佐宗綾子, Sasou Ayako, born on March 5, 1967 in Miyazaki, Japan) is a Japanese composer best known for her contributions to many videogame soundtracks.
She first joined the NAMCO sound team in 1989, during which period she composed many soundtracks for various NAMCO games, most notably Ridge Racer 2 and 鉄拳２ (Tekken 2). In 1997, she left NAMCO to work at ARIKA, where her most significant work were the compositions of the Street Fighter EX series, as well as smaller contributions to games such as Bushido Blade and iS ～internal section～ with fellow composer 細江慎治 (Shinji Hosoe).
When Hosoe created SuperSweep in 2000, Saso joined along with several other composers. As a member of SuperSweep, she helped producing the scores for SquareEnix's Driving Emotion Type-S and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance series.
Aside from SuperSweep, Saso is also a member of SamplingMasters and released several original albums both as a member of those units and as a solo artist.
She first joined the NAMCO sound team in 1989, during which period she composed many soundtracks for various NAMCO games, most notably Ridge Racer 2 and 鉄拳２ (Tekken 2). In 1997, she left NAMCO to work at ARIKA, where her most significant work were the compositions of the Street Fighter EX series Read Full BioAyako Saso (佐宗綾子, Sasou Ayako, born on March 5, 1967 in Miyazaki, Japan) is a Japanese composer best known for her contributions to many videogame soundtracks.
She first joined the NAMCO sound team in 1989, during which period she composed many soundtracks for various NAMCO games, most notably Ridge Racer 2 and 鉄拳２ (Tekken 2). In 1997, she left NAMCO to work at ARIKA, where her most significant work were the compositions of the Street Fighter EX series, as well as smaller contributions to games such as Bushido Blade and iS ～internal section～ with fellow composer 細江慎治 (Shinji Hosoe).
When Hosoe created SuperSweep in 2000, Saso joined along with several other composers. As a member of SuperSweep, she helped producing the scores for SquareEnix's Driving Emotion Type-S and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance series.
Aside from SuperSweep, Saso is also a member of SamplingMasters and released several original albums both as a member of those units and as a solo artist.
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Chun-Li Stage
佐宗綾子 Lyrics
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Malik M (VGM & Rand)
I love the fact that you have the original tracks here. It's a pain looking for the first themes because everyone always has the SF EX "Plus Alpha" version. Thank you very much!
teteskone41
But I think you can agree EX Plus Alpha themes are better.
Malik M (VGM & Rand)
Yeah, but it's nice to hear the original once in a while.
Angel Rivas
I just feeling that the arcade theme just have a feel that makes them more unique and in my opinion much better than console!
Sum Dum Gai
@teteskone41 Everyone is different.
Illian Palafox
@Angel Rivas naaa... the version of the console, are more smooth, really nice to hear them... the arcade version seems to be very tough somehow,... in my opinion
Gabriel Zaldivar
Masterpiece
Eduardo Caceres
Facts.
P. Tsao
This is the best version of this theme. Underrated but cult masterpiece. I like it much more than the Plus Alpha versions.
Toomnyusernae
Heard the +@ track so many times this is a breath of fresh air. Many thanks.