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It's worth it alone for being the greatest OST I've ever heard in any video game, and it's still not the full OST yet. :D But yeah, I wouldn't know about that. I guess it depends on how well the series does overall. I can't remember too many anthologies for video game osts overall.

Yep, and it was mainly the cutscene music too. It also has some unused songs at the end like a slower variation of Kuja's Theme and more A Place I'll Return To Someday arrangements. I recommend checking it out!

Too many to count, but from the top of my head: Hollow Skies (instrumental version), everything from Chapter 6, Chapter 10, and Chapter 15 (especially Fires of Resistance which is played at home every day it seems now), Collapsed Expressway and it's battle theme variation (can't remember the...

I do kinda hope we get an explanation on how they got out of that realm, especially with Barret being confused on whether or not Sephiroth was still alive or not (and still probably doesn't know the answer because neither men looked each other in the eye so Barret couldn't even see Cloud shaking...

Hah, figured they were doing something similar to FFIX which was also split up between two different OSTs. I will go ahead and try to pick up both of these as soon as this releases.

Depending on where they start levels at for the next game or if they do actually bring over your stats, I hope that Sephiroth's stats are still insane and takes down enemies that will probably be bosses like the Green Dragon with no problem at all. Seeing him in action after watching Cloud die 2...

Meteor being summoned is the perfect place to end Part 2 (or 3 if it ends up being 4) from both a narrative and gameplay standpoint IMO. I always thought Part 1 was going to be Midgar for the same reasons. Part 1 - First game in the series. Midgar in the original serves as the first Act of the...

If Square-Enix can create a world and vast and huge as Daggerfall on modern day software (and isn't copy and paste), then they can take as much time as they want IMHO.:monster: But yeah, I'm just trying to keep my expectations low in regards to the world map. As long as I got areas to explore...

It really depends on where they stop the game, how much of the overworld they are willing to scale out, and what they are planning to change gameplay-wise. I don't think we are going to get a massive global open world game, especially since there will be areas on the world map that won't be...

IIRC, I remember a few of the new VAs saying they did their recordings in 2018. Maybe 2021 for FFXVI (which is apparently pretty close) and 2022 for FFVIIR2. Looking back on previous Kitase-produced mainline FF sequels, there was a 2 year wait between each game. An interesting note I came...

I think the aftermath was handled pretty well. I loved hearing comments from NPCs like "Screw this, I'm taking you and the kids out of Midgar and move somewhere else. This is not paradise at all!" or something similar to that extent. It was even better than the aftermath of the Mako Reactor 1...

I did it! I switched to a more offensive team in Cloud/Tifa/Barret and beat the Top Secret this afternoon. That was an intense hour of fun. Now I got only one more trophy (along with the Platinum) to go - finish Hard Mode!

I ran with Cloud/Barret/Aerith like in the match before. I was able to get to Bahamut before I passed away (didn't see Ifrit yet though). I was thrown off guard by the army of Tonberries in the Fat Chocobo fight. That pretty much set the tone for a 25 minute grind all the way until I died at...

I've decided to tackle the Chapter 17 VR Hard-exclusive coliseum matches this morning. Only got the Top Secret left to go, but I gotta eat dinner with the family tonight, so I shall conquer this later on tonight. Feels like I've just come out of one hell of a battle with the Legendary Monsters...

I have felt pretty much the same about it since which is great because I think this game was special. I'm still blown away by what a great job Square-Enix did. I thought deep down this game was going to suck on the inside, but SE blew my expectations away. It helped that I threw any previous...

HUAHUAHUAHUAH, ONLY BASIC DEVELOPMENT!? SQUARE-ENIX IS AT IT AGAIN! SEE YOU IN 2035! - The Internet

Yeah, after reading this, it was pretty obvious this was meant to be read before you played the game. I still enjoy the book myself though. It's been awhile since I last pulled out a book about FFVII-related and examined things closely for minutes. Good times.

Stephen Meyerinck