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At an early age, Ohta studied piano and was a big fan of the Super Mario video games. She was influenced by [[Koji Kondo]] and was also an assistant to well known Nintendo composer [[Kazumi Totaka]]. Her first Zelda work was on ''Four Swords Adventures'' where she assisted Koji Kondo and [[Hajime Wakai]]. She later worked alongside Koji Kondo and [[Toru Minegishi]], working on the ''Twilight Princess'' soundtrack.
At an early age, Ohta studied piano and was a big fan of the Super Mario video games. She was influenced by [[Koji Kondo]] and was also an assistant to well known Nintendo composer [[Kazumi Totaka]]. Her first Zelda work was on ''Four Swords Adventures'' where she assisted Koji Kondo and [[Hajime Wakai]]. She later worked alongside Koji Kondo and [[Toru Minegishi]], working on the ''Twilight Princess'' soundtrack.
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!Release
!Game
!Credit(s)
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|2004
|''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]''
|Music
|-
|2006
|''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''
|Music
|}


{{Cat|Game Staff}}
{{Cat|Game Staff}}

Revision as of 16:30, April 15, 2020

Asuka Hayazaki
Asuka-Ohta.jpg

Games

Position

Composer

Asuka Ohta (太田あすか Outa Asuka), is a musician who composed music for Four Swords Adventures and Twilight Princess.

At an early age, Ohta studied piano and was a big fan of the Super Mario video games. She was influenced by Koji Kondo and was also an assistant to well known Nintendo composer Kazumi Totaka. Her first Zelda work was on Four Swords Adventures where she assisted Koji Kondo and Hajime Wakai. She later worked alongside Koji Kondo and Toru Minegishi, working on the Twilight Princess soundtrack.

Release Game Credit(s)
2004 Four Swords Adventures Music
2006 Twilight Princess Music