Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call Review

By Kevin Schaller

Cid's outdone himself.

When I’m working my “regular” job and I feel the need for a background playlist, I turn on my “Work” list in iTunes. Ignoring a few assorted pop songs, the list is heavy with gaming music. Between the soundtracks of Chrono Trigger and various Persona titles, I’m pretty much covered, but I always find myself going back to one…

  • Over 200 Final Fantasy tracks (even Mystic Quest)
  • Almost all songs available at once
  • Easy to pick up and play
  • Maybe TOO easy, with any kind of experience
  • Unlocking characters is cool, but it's almost completely for show

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Kevin Schaller
Kevin Schaller

I write a lot. Plenty of it for GameRevolution, sometimes on my own.

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