Talk:Nobuo Uematsu
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I could have sworn his name was "Nobuo Uematsu", not "Uematsu Nobuo" Fredrik 19:25, 1 Apr 2004 (UTC)
- I've never seen his name credited in romaji spelt any way other than "Nobuo Uematsu" either. However that uses the Japanese order of presenting the surname first -- I'm guessing Wikipedia has a convention of using the English order for naming articles about Japanese persons. This seems wrong to me -- in this case anyway -- but is certainly defensible, and at least there's a redirect from Nobuo Uematsu. -24.80.122.19 07:50, 14 Apr 2004 (UTC)
- I just noticed Wikipedia:Naming_conventions_(japanese), which states "In general, use the form of a person's name that is most widely known and used by English speakers." Since his name seems to be credited most often as "Nobuo Uematsu" -- and indeed the external links refer to him thus, particularly nobuouematsu.com -- this policy would seem to imply that the page should live at "Nobuo Uematsu". I've gone ahead and moved it. If I have missed some reason why it shouldn't have been moved (sync with the .ja wiki perhaps?) then please don't hesitate to move it back. Saucepan 04:39, 18 Apr 2004 (UTC)
I have removed the following sentences: "Uematsu's character themes are very memorable. His ending themes bring tears to the eyes of the gamer. Final Fantasy fans just cannot help but enjoy Uematsu's work." Pretty blatant editorializing. Taco Deposit 16:25, Jun 10, 2004 (UTC)
Uematsu composed for neither Ehrgeiz nor Super Mario RPG directly. He only receives credit because compositions from previous games were featured within them. For this, I have created a "Derivative Works" section, for games that feature music composed by him, but originally for an entirely different game. The music in this section is always in the case where it is arranged by a different composer. -Kaleb.G
I think his biography could use a bit of work. I mean, they had an hour show on him on Tech TV... the article seems more like a stub than anything. -- AllyUnion
