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#FinalFantasy

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PS: If we are purely talking about the original arrangement and instrumentation of the music and soundtrack of the FF6 for the SFC/SNES and FF7 for the PS1 (ie: no Pixel Remasters, no Rebirth/Remake, no ports), Final Fantasy VI wollops Final Fantasy VII.

PSS: Final Fantasy Mystic Quest music slaps way harder than it should. That is all.

#VGMWednesday
Since PixelDailies' theme two days ago was "chocobo", I have Final Fantasy on my mind.
A deep cut—Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (Mystic Quest Legend). A game that I started and didn't finish—I was finding it too easy for my liking. But alas, I am feeling the pull to give it another try. It's music is good. Here's a cover Beautiful Forest, by #OrchestralFantasy

Composers:
#RyujiSasai #笹井隆司
#YasuhiroKawakami #川上泰広

youtube.com/watch?v=CfNf1RYJssw

Final Fantasy 9 is absolutely beautiful. What a masterpiece. I wish I could have appreciated it years ago. But I was far too Nomura pilled at the time; and had not lived enough life to be sad about things properly. But now I see why it is so many people's favorite.

Garnet and Vivi are such great characters and personalities. And every other character is distinct and interesting even if they aren't likable (Zidane).

The music is perfect, and the art style is so charming and well aged despite looking low poly.

It is the opposite Spirits Within. 🧵1/2

#FinalFantasy #Sakaguchi #RetroGaming
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Still working my way through this and it looks like I'm almost to the end of disc one. I only know that because I had to look up a guide to figure out where a code you're sent to find was.

While I was looking that up in noticed that there were a couple GFs that I missed so I did a little cheating and used a save editor to unlock them. One was from a magic lamp given to you early on that I don't have in my inventory anymore so I'm think I might have sold it lol

25 years ago today one of the best entries in the Final Fantasy series was released. At first glance, it's easy to consider Final Fantasy IX as a light and whimsical title, especially in the shadow of FFVII. But anyone who has played the game knows that beyond its colourful characters and gorgeous scenery, it explores themes of existentialism, identity, finding your chosen family, finding love and acceptance as you are, and also finding yourself and what it means to carve your own path and to make the choices that define you, despite your past or what inner or outer darkness you are fighting against.

It's a story that asks some very deep questions about dealing with depression, the meaning of life, and the fear of death and loss, that ultimately rejects nihilism by emphasising how even the realisation that existence is temporary and mortality is inevitable doesn't diminish the importance of connecting, loving, sharing, hoping, experiencing the little moments, and fighting for a better world. It's one the most beautiful and hopepunk games to have come out in the last few decades that remains more relevant than ever, and is well worth discovering even today.

(25th anniversary Illustrations by Yuya Ishihata and Toshiyuki Itahana)

For a very long time, I wasn't the biggest fan of the original arrangements of the Final Fantasy VII battle and victory fanfare songs.

I have since fallen in love with the Final Fantasy VII Remake's arrangement of the "Let the Battles Begin - A Merc's Job". In fact, it's a banger!

classical.music.apple.com/us/a

That said, I still cannot say that I'm a fan of the Final Fantasy VII Remake's arrangement of the victory fanfare. It's still too much of a departure from the classic fanfares used in FF I-VI (and returned in FF X). Of the non-classic victory fanfares, FF X and FF VIII take the cake.

Apple Music Classical - Web PlayerFINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE (Original Soundtrack) by Square Enix Music - Apple Music ClassicalListen to FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE (Original Soundtrack) by Square Enix Music. 2020. 156 tracks. 8 hours, 34 minutes.
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#dbcraftalong update: the paint (and relentless masking goo) is coming along well, if buckling more than planned.

Tape, however, cares not for the children: the stretched paper dried stained (a first for me), so here is paper the second, unstretched and held with painters tape.

The background will be a very dark purple, sooo we’ll see if the delicate tape holds it together or continues to lift and peel :SideEyeChloe: