>>5983Well, you see, let's translate it to english:
>Authors: KikiyamaThat doesn't make too much sense, doesn't it? Let's do a small modification:
>Author: Kikiyama.Now, that looks much better.
Normally, when more than one person is involved in the development of something, they are credited for it. Specially if it's a team, explicitly stating so.
>"Ah, but they could be pretending to be only one person".True enough, however the art style is coherent throughout the whole game, and most of the discrepancies between one area and the other seem to be more due the difference on the time on which they were produced than anything else. In other words, maps done in, say, 2005 are different than those done in 2007, and even then the changes aren't really that drastic as to hint that more than one person was involved in their production.
>"Ah, but then, what if one person worked in the graphics, and another in the music, and other in scripting, etc?".Now, this is an interesting question. Again, the music also is coherent throughout the whole game, except for the music in the NES world, which is slightly more complex and longer than the rest of the OST. This hints us one more time than whoever worked on the music was possibly a single person. Was it the same person who worked in the graphics/scripting/etc? That cannot be answered by this alone. In fact, we can't even assure it was only one person who worked in the OST, it's just hinted due to the similarity between the music files.
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