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As one of the longest-standing video game franchises of all time, the best Final Fantasy songs are both gut-wrenching and epic. Having an excessive number of banned accounts in a very short timeframe When it comes to enchanting video game songs, it doesn’t get much better than Final Fantasy.Running a web bot/spider that downloaded a very large number of pages - more than could possibly justified as "personal use".If its been long enough since Ive played something, it can slip from memory even if it did have really great songs. I always have a hard time trying to make top 5 lists though because my tastes do change slightly every day. Automated spam (advertising) or intrustion attempts (hacking) Final Fantasy VIII has my favorite soundtrack.The weight that song holds for long-time players of the game is just unbelievable.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: These are our rankings for best and worst mainline Final. I had a playlist of songs from Endwalker playing while I took a shower the other week, and when it came on I just started to weep. Although Final Fantasy XI and XIV are fantastic MMOs, we chose to focus on only on the single-player, mainline entries in the franchise. These three videos do a great job illustrating some terrific use of leitmotif:Īlso big Endwalker spoilers, but Flow is absolutely on another level. The "Warrior of Light" theme (for lack of a better name for it), is also another fantastic bit of leitmotif, found in Torn from the Heavens, Penitus, Maker's Ruin, Heartless, From the Heavens, and More than Truth. Torn from the Heavens is another favorite of mine, found in Torn from the Heavens, Hard to Miss, Penitus, Wicked Wind Whispers, and Torn from the Heavens/The Dark Colossus Destroys All. One of my favorites is the Allagan Empire's theme, found in the songs Out of Labyrinth, Order Yet Undeciphered, Unbreakable, and Scale and Steel. My favorite aspect of XIV's absolutely colossal OST is the frequent and effective use of leitmotif, elevating songs that are already great on their own to the next level when familiar themes start cropping up. With the Final Fantasy VII Remake’s release just a few days away, we here at UnGeek took a look back at the game that started it all, the original FF7 for the PlayStation.
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