@Archaotic: I actually think Romancing Saga, the one for PS2, has better music than anything Uematsu has put out in over a decade. It pulls off a versatile soundtrack a lot better than Nobuo, or anyone for that matter, has in quite a while, in my opinion anyhow. Then again, I'm a bigger fan of soundtracks being fairly consistent (see: Chrono Cross, Xenogears, any of the Ivalice games)
*shudders at the thought of the metal song at the beginning of FF X*
Kenji Ito is a genius composer. Every game he's worked on has a very consistent style and tone, similar to Final Fantasy VI. I love Uematsu, but he truly started experimenting a LOT after VII, and his music started to suffer for it.
@Ueziel: Indeed. Also, I don't understand the Hate Saga gets, but that's because I mostly stuck to RS3... Never played it once it moved over to Sony, maybe I should play SF1&2...
11 dollars a disc isn't TOO bad, considering what media TENDS to cost in Japan.
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...also *face-palm*
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Ah ah ah ah ah!
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This should answer your question.
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Glad you liked it. That medley is the pinnacle of epic.
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*shudders at the thought of the metal song at the beginning of FF X*
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Kenji Ito is a genius composer. Every game he's worked on has a very consistent style and tone, similar to Final Fantasy VI. I love Uematsu, but he truly started experimenting a LOT after VII, and his music started to suffer for it.
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(I wish the last one was true, and I wish the recent SD games were actually SD games...)
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I would say 'don't'.
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A torrent of TEARS!!!
Dohohohoho~
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11 dollars a disc isn't TOO bad, considering what media TENDS to cost in Japan.
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*shudders*