Tatsuya Uemura
Japanese video game composer
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| Intro | Japanese video game composer | |
| Places | Japan | |
| is | Computer scientist Software engineer Musician Programmer Composer Engineer | |
| Work field | Engineering Technology Science Music | |
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| Birth | 23 June 1960, Hyōgo Prefecture | |
| Age | 64 years | |
| Star sign | Cancer |
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Tatsuya Uemura (上村 建也, Uemura Tatsuya, born June 23, 1960) is a Japanese arcade game musician and programmer. He has composed the following scores for arcade games:
Flying Shark
Tiger Heli
Hellfire
Twin Cobra
Out Zone
Dogyuun
Zero Wing (with Toshiaki Tomisawa and Masahiro Yuge)
After Toaplan closed its doors in 1994, Uemura joined the Toaplan offshoot company Gazelle, and served as director of the 1996 shooter Air Gallet (Akuu Gallet; distributed by Banpresto). In 1999, he worked for 8ing/Raizing as a programmer for the shooter Battle Bakraid (a follow-up to 1996's Battle Garegga).
In 2000, his music for Zero Wing was sampled by the band, The Laziest Men on Mars, and resulted in "All your base are belong to us", an Internet phenomenon / meme that was popular in the early 2000s.