Kenji Eno
Game designer and composer
A game designer and composer from Japan, contributed significantly to the video game industry during the 1990s. Founded the game development company WARP, known for creating innovative and experimental titles that pushed the boundaries of gaming. Developed the game series "D" and "Enemy Zero," both noted for their unique storytelling and atmospheric elements. Engaged in composing music for video games, blending traditional and modern influences. His work garnered recognition for its creativity and unique approach to game design.
Created the game series 'D'
Composed for 'Enemy Zero'
Founded WARP Corporation
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