REPORT - Alleged ghostwriter says Resident Evil composer may not be deaf
A man who says he was the ghostwriter for composer Mamoru Samuragochi, known for his work on the Resident Evil and Onimusha games, for more than 10 years is raising questions about the industry veteran's hearing disability, reports ABC Online.
Samuragochi has long been thought to be deaf, but according to alleged ghostwriter Tagashi Niigaki, this may not be the case. In a press conference held earlier today in Japan, Niigaki said he was was never given reason to believe Samuragochi was deaf when he was contracted to compose music for him.
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Samuragochi has long been thought to be deaf, but according to alleged ghostwriter Tagashi Niigaki, this may not be the case. In a press conference held earlier today in Japan, Niigaki said he was was never given reason to believe Samuragochi was deaf when he was contracted to compose music for him.
Full report here
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