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Akihiko Narita (成田 暁彦, Narita Akihiko) (born April 6, 1980) is a Japanese video game composer. He is employed by Capcom. Narita is notable for working on a few games from the Monster Hunter franchise and Resident Evil 5. He led the music team of Resident Evil 6.

Discography

• Monster Hunter Freedom (2005) – with Masato Kohda and Yuko Komiyama.
• Monster Hunter 2 (Dos) (2006) – with Masato Kohda, Yuko Komiyama, Shinya Okada and Hajime Hyakkoku.
• Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (2006) - with Shuji Uchiyama.
• Monster Hunter Freedom 2 (2007) – with Masato Kohda and Yuko Komiyama.
• Devil May Cry 4 (2008) - with Tetsuya Shibata, Kento Hasegawa, Masami Ueda, Shusaku Uchiyama, Kota Suzuki, Rei Kondoh, CHAMY.Ishi, Shinichiro Sato.
• Resident Evil 5 (2009) - with Kota Suzuki, Hideki Okugawa and Seiko Kobuchi.
• Resident Evil 6 (2012) - with Akiyuki Morimoto, Azusa Kato, Kota Suzuki, Thomas Parisch and Laurent Ziliani, Daniel Lindholm, Sebastian Schwartz.
• Monster Hunter: World (2018) - with Zhenlan Kang, Yuko Komiyama, Masato Kouda, Tadayoshi Makino.

References

1. YouTube, Resident Evil 6 reveal trailer (January 19, 2012), Retrieved on January 23, 2012,
2. ^ Video Game Music Database, 'Monster Hunter Hunting Music Collection ~ 3rd Anniversary Commemorative Best Track ~' in the notes, Retrieved on January 23, 2012,
3. MobyGames, 'Lost Planet: Extreme Condition' credits, Retrieved on January 23, 2012,
4. MobyGames, 'Devil May Cry 4 Original Soundtrack' (February 27, 2008), Retrieved on January 23, 2012,
5. TeamXbox, 'Resident Evil 5 Original Soundtrack Released' Archived 2009-05-30 at the Wayback Machine (May 26, 2009), Retrieved on January 23, 2012,
6. "Complete End Staff Credit". Retrieved 2012-10-01.
7. Dosismedia (January 28, 2018), Retrieved on February 2, 2018,

External links

• Akihiko Narita at MobyGames
• Akihiko Narita at IMDb

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