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Welcome to Square Enix Music Online!
Square Enix Music Online is the leading site for information and media for Square Enix, Nintendo, Konami, and Basiscape music. We offer information, downloads, and submissions for various major game series and composer. We add new album information, music news, and reviews on a daily basis and also produce weekly official updates every Monday. Enjoy the site and don't forget to join the forums!
Review Extravaganza
Given it's been two weeks since our last update, we've accumulated 11 reviews to post today. Basiscape expert Ovelia has reviewed the Final Fantasy Tactics A2 Grimoire of the Rift Original Soundtrack while Piano Collections collector Jilliam has reviewed the Final Fantasy XI Premium Box Piano Collections. Ashley Winchester offers a fascinating read on the Wild Arms XF Original Soundtrack, Don has checked out Norihiko Hibino's Akashi, and Calvin has revisited the past with We Love Wizardry. Finally, we've posted the epic forum review of the Final Fantasy XII Original Soundtrack.
Due to my persistent attempts to avoid reading about vesicular transport, I've had a very productive week review-wise. From new releases, I reviewed the unconventional arranged album No More Heroes Soundtracks Dark Side and Hiroki Kikuta's latest effort Concerto ~ The Extraordinary World of Concerto Gate. Continuing my Final Fantasy XI series, I've reviewed the extension soundtracks for Rise of the Zilart and Chains of Promathia. Finally, I've provided an alternate review of Nobuo Uematsu's jazz-based Anata o Yurusanai Original Soundtrack.
You may have noticed that we've changed the way we present the music news on the site to give a more artistic touch. As the list of articles was growing ridiculously long, we've implemented a music news archive too. Next week we'll post concert reviews of Gyakuten Saiban and Distant Worlds, a new hosted site dedicated to missing tracks, and goodness related to Extra: Hyper Game Music Event 2007, Disgaea 3, and Final Fantasy XI Treasures of Aht Urhgan. As ever, don't forget to check out this week's MP3s; there are some real goodies among the new releases.
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Written By Chris
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12 May 2008
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