Hajime Hirasawa
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Hajime Hirasawa was the music composer of the SNES/Super Famicom video game Star Fox in 1993. He left Nintendo immediately after the development of Star Fox, and formed his own company called Faith Corporation that produced MIDI music on demand. Though the Star Fox soundtrack was popular, Hirasawa has not since been publicly credited with game music composition.
Faith Corporation has grown into a big company, riding on the wave of cellphone ringtones, and they recently purchased the company Web Money.[1]
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