Ikari III The Rescue NES soundtrack composers?

[vato]

Im trying to find out the composers for the NES version of this game but 2 sources have different answers. Vgmrips has them credited as "Aran Lee" & "Toshikazu Tanaka". Videogameden has them listed as "Kidon" & "Yok" & "Hinjakun". The later source claims to be copied from the end credits. Other sites seem to colaborate with the later. Both sources seem to be from the NES/Famicom ports. Wikipedia is no help at all. Can anyone here help me find out the truth? Any help is appreciated!

mentioned links:

VGMRips: Ikari III: The Rescue (U) / Ikari III (J)

Track Names are used in use scene. This pack was made using MESS0148 VGM mod and nezplug++ 19.20 VGM mod(Only track 15, 16). Size reduction (vgm_cmp): 1.43 MB -> 659 KB (44.9 %)

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[monikagreyy]

Im trying to find out the composers for the NES version of this game but 2 sources have different answers. Vgmrips has them credited as "Aran Lee" & "Toshikazu Tanaka". Videogameden has them listed as "Kidon" & "Yok" & "Hinjakun".Many offer welcome bonuses woo-casino.com for new players The later source claims to be copied from the end credits. Other sites seem to colaborate with the later. Both sources seem to be from the NES/Famicom ports. Wikipedia is no help at all. Can anyone here help me find out the truth? Any help is appreciated!

mentioned links:

VGMRips: Ikari III: The Rescue (U) / Ikari III (J)

Track Names are used in use scene. This pack was made using MESS0148 VGM mod and nezplug++ 19.20 VGM mod(Only track 15, 16). Size reduction (vgm_cmp): 1.43 MB -> 659 KB (44.9 %)

vgmrips.net

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It can be tricky to get accurate information about the credits of older games, especially when different sources give conflicting details. In the case of Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble for the NES, it's common for credits to vary according to different regions and adaptations.
Vgmrips information: This site often gives credits to composers based on sound engine analysis and may sometimes not include the end credits indicated in the game.
Video Game Information: If this source claims to have copied from the game's end credits, it is likely to be presenting the most accurate information. If they list “Kidon,” “Yok,” and “Hinjakun,” it may reflect the real team behind the NES version.
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