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Cover of "Crossing Those Hills" from Final Fantasy IX. Originally written by Nobuo Uematsu. Enjoy.

A sound inspired by The Neverending Story, this is a cover for The Dragon Spreads its Wings from Final Fantasy V. This track was originally written and composed by Nobuo Uematsu.

Originally performed by Ben E King, and again by Florence and the Machine for Final Fantasy XV, this is a cover of the classic song (mixed with some melodies from past FF titles).

This is a horror-themed cover of the Dark Crystals from Final Fantasy III. This track was originally written and composed by Nobuo Uematsu.

This is a male vocal version of "A Song from Her Memory" from Final Fantasy IX. This is as if Zidane is singing Dagger's song. This track was originally written and composed by Nobuo Uematsu.

Ever wonder what inspired Final Fantasy XV? So have I. That's why after extensive research on the topic, this is what I have discovered. I strongly believe that a Stephen King story, and a 1986 film inspired the heart and soul of FFXV.

A bit darker version of Eternal Wind from Final Fantasy III. This track was originally written and composed by Nobuo Uematsu.

This is a cover of Choosing Hope from Final Fantasy XV Comrades. Originally composed by Nobuo Uematsu as a gospel piece, this version incorporates a more jazzy tone.

Final Fantasy has been my favorite series since I was very young. I was privileged to be able to experience it since the very first game. Whether you are a newcomer or returning player, this list is to help anyone appreciate each game and era since the beginning. I want to note that Final Fantasy 1-6 are now being released as Pixel Remasters for Steam and Mobile devices. I would recommend those versions above others. They are incredibly faithful to the original versions, while also including quality of life improvements.

I have made Top 5 lists for each of the Final Fantasy games on Youtube. I will start adding each new entry to this channel. Masayoshi Soken is a worthy successor to Nobuo Uematsu--having created a wonderful soundtrack for FFXIV A Realm Reborn. Here are my five favorite tracks!

I am a massive fan of Yoshitaka Amano's artwork. His logos for Final Fantasy are timeless. This is my ranked order from least favorite to the best!

My reflection review of the multiplayer expansion of Final Fantasy XV, Comrades.