4.4 Final Fantasy XIV Orchestral Arrangement Album Vol.3.

4.3 Journeys: Final Fantasy XIV ~Arrangement Album~.4.1 Distant Worlds III: more music from Final Fantasy.3.4 Eorzean Symphony: Final Fantasy XIV Orchestral Album.3.2 Distant Worlds: music from Final Fantasy The Celebration.3.1 Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy Returning Home.1.2 Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call.1.1.1 Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.

There's no word yet on whether the Theatrhythm finale will make its way to North American shores. So instead of just adding new songs, we want to have this game be the base upon which we add new songs and try to get as close to a complete song list as possible.'Ĭurtain Call is scheduled to take a bow next spring in Japan. 'A lot of rhythm action game sequels don't include the songs from the original game,' Hazama added, 'but with our project, if we didn't include tunes like 'Clash on the Big Bridge' or 'Isn't It Wonterful', you can't place the FF crown on that. On top of adding more recent FF tracks, the game will aim to compile as many of the series' tracks as possible.

This sense of finality means that Curtain Call will seek to be the most complete Final Fantasy musical experience, with more than 90 songs being added to the full track list from the original Theatrhythm. 'It'll be the newest, the best, and the final one.'

'We're thinking that we'd like this to be the final Theatrhythm,' Hazama told Famitsu (via Polygon). And as appropriate for a grand finale, it'll feature well over 90 songs from across the far reaches of Final Fantasy lore. The upcoming 3DS sequel to the FF-themed musical RPG will act as a swansong for the series, according to producer Ichiro Hazama. It turns out that Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call's subtitle will be an appropriate one.

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