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Site Information :: Game Title Equivalencies
Some games have a completely different name when released internationally compared to the translated name of the Japanese original version. In general, most games' soundtracks are released with the title referring to the Japanese game unless the release is a domestic one. Square Enix Music Online accounts for this in its album listings, though most game titles are referred to using their international titles, quite often with the Japanese title being bracketed afterwards.
| International Title |
Japanese Equivalent |
| 7th Saga |
Elnard |
| Brave Fencer Musashi |
Brave Fencer Musashiden |
| Bust A Groove series |
Bust A Move series |
| Dark Cloud 2 |
Dark Chronicle |
| Drakengard series |
Drag-on Dragoon series |
| Dragon Warrior series |
Dragon Quest series |
| Far East of Eden series |
Tengai Makyou series |
| Final Fantasy II (for Super Nintendo) |
Final Fantasy IV |
| Final Fantasy III (for Super Nintendo) |
Final Fantasy VI |
| Final Fantasy Legend |
Makaitoushi SaGa |
| Final Fantasy Legend II |
SaGa 2 Hihou Densetsu |
| Final Fantasy Legend III |
Jikuu no Hasha SaGa 3 |
| Final Fantasy Mystic Quest |
Final Fantasy USA |
| Legend of Legaia, The |
Legaia, The |
| Legend of Mana |
Seiken Densetsu Legend of Mana |
| Musashiden II Blademaster |
Musashi: Samurai Legend |
| Paladin's Quest |
Lennus |
| Resident Evil series |
Bio Hazard series |
| Secret of Mana |
Seiken Densetsu 2 |
| Sword of Mana |
Shinyaku Seiken Densetsu |
| Tales of Destiny II (for PlayStation) |
Tales of Eternia |
| Terranigma |
Tenshi Sozo |
| Threads of Fate |
DewPrism |
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