Jay Borenstein Writes: Yesterday I gave Final Fantasy Theatrhythm: Curtain Call a very positive review, and since then I’ve been thinking about which tracks in the game, and by definition all across Final Fantasy history, really stand out as my favourites. Choosing a list of favourite Final Fantasy songs is like choosing from among your dozens of children; there’s so many and they’re so hard to rank – and you always forget about one or two. If you feel like your favourite tracks are missing (from my list or the game), or disagree with my ranking, feel free to start a discussion in the comments! Without further ado, the top ten Final Fantasy Songs From Curtain Call.
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Amazon has discounted a handful of Final Fantasy videogames with Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age dropping to $39.99, Final Fantasy XV to $29.99, Final Fantasy Type-0 HD to $14.99, Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy to $17.70 and Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call to $12.35.
Final Fantasy has always been about a mix of technology and magic. You can skew one way or the other but basically can't get any more final than that.
Amazon has heavily discounted a handful of Nintendo 3DS games to below %15. including Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D, Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy and Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call.
lol, the website broke.
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Some nice tunes in there!
Always loved the Final Fantasy soundtrack so after checking out this list, I'm definitely interested in picking up this game.
I don't know why but this game strangely reminds me of Elite Beat Agents from back in the original DS days haha