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Square Enix has released the soundtracks to all six Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster titles, though not in the ways you might think.Each one of the soundtracks are available for free listening on Square Enix Music’s website. Obviously the entire site is in Japanese, but if you’d like to listen to any of the music, it is easy to navigate and find what you’re looking for. The soundtracks are also purchasable in digital formats through mora.jp, and via the iTunes Store. While all six albums are available via the U.S. iTunes Store and other regions, linking to them is not working properly as of this writing. Instead, we encourage you to check iTunes as a search for “pixel remaster” will display the albums. So in lieu of direct links, have a screenshot as proof!Square Enix has been very adamant and willing to release their music in an easy way for fans to stream, especially with the release of their YouTube channel Square Enix music. We can only hope that maybe these soundtracks will eventually make their way to said channel (which has no shortage of Final Fantasy songs), where they’ll be even more accessible to more fans!2:25pm Update: The iTunes links we shared in the original version of this story were not working for some people, so we updated that section above. Assuming this is an iTunes issue that gets ironed out later, these are the direct links:Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack (iTunes)Final Fantasy II Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack (iTunes)Final Fantasy III Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack (iTunes)Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack (iTunes)Final Fantasy V Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack (iTunes)Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster Original Soundtrack (iTunes)

Final Fantasy's Pixel Remaster series is finally coming to PlayStation and Nintendo Switch platforms this month, and the font has mercifully been fixed.On April 5, Square Enix announced the six Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster games would be debuting on PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch systems on April 19. That's basically six remasters of the earliest Final Fantasy games, all bundled into one package or available to purchase individually if you want to revisit one game in particular.The Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series launches on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch at 8am PDT / 4pm BST on April 19th: you be reliving these adventures, or experiencing them for the first time? pic.twitter.com/K5dWZUbWL9April 5, 2023However, one major bugbear when the Pixel Remaster series debuted on PC and mobile devices was the in-game font. People really weren't happy about the remastered font from Square Enix, but social media manager Sunil Godhania has reassured everyone that there's a brand new font with the remasters on the new platforms.You may likeThe Final Fantasy series has sold a whopping 200 million copies, while the Pixel Remaster reportedly outsells FF16 with 5 million copiesFinal Fantasy 7 Rebirth's Steam launch was "fantastic" analyst says after PC players sent the JRPG port flying to the US best-selling spot in the week of its releaseHope y'all like the new font. 5, 2023Well, that's arguably the only complaint about the Pixel Remaster series remedied by Square Enix. Now the six earliest Final Fantasy games should look absolute stellar no matter which system you choose to pick any of them up on, whether that's one complete bundle or cherry picking your favorites.Additionally, Godhania responds to a tweet confirming that the full developer credits are back in Final Fantasy 6. The original Pixel Remaster version of the sixth Final Fantasy threw out a credits sequence early in the game, meaning what was once a famed intro scene was lacking the same punch. This should also stop the review bombing on Steam. Back in 2021, Final Fantasy fans review bombed all six Pixel Remaster games to express their demand for console versions. Now that they've finally got their wish, here's hoping the review sections for the games on Steam isn't such a minefield.It's one hell of a year for Final Fantasy: outside of the Pixel Remasters this month, we've got Final Fantasy 16 to look forward to on June 22.Weekly digests, tales from the

Also Known As Final Fantasy V Pixel Remaster Number of Players 1 (Single Player) Genre RPG Release Date Switch eShop 19th Apr 2023, £14.99 19th Apr 2023, $17.99 Also Available On SNESPS1 Series Final Fantasy Tags Final Fantasy Official Site nintendo.co.uk Sorry, no Final Fantasy V review yet.Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube799kWatch on YouTube Sorry, no Final Fantasy V screenshots yet.Nintendo Download 13th April (North America)Final Fantasy! Cannon Dancer! Mega Man Battle Network!The latest Nintendo Download update for North America has arrived, and it's bringing new games galore to the eShop in your region. As always, be sure to drop a vote in our poll and comment down below with your potential picks for the week. Enjoy! Switch eShop - Highlights: Disney Speedstorm...Thu 13th Apr 2023Nintendo DownloadNintendo SwitchNorth AmericaThe original FINAL FANTASY V comes to life with completely new graphics and audio as a 2D pixel remaster!A remodeled 2D take on the fifth game in the world-renowned FINAL FANTASY series! Enjoy the timeless story told through charming retro graphics. All the magic of the original, with improved ease of play.The King of Tycoon has sensed a disturbance in the wind. When the crystals that balance the powers of the world are threatened, the king hastens to the rescue...only to go missing. Somewhere a young man and his Chocobo find themselves drawn toward friends that will change their destiny.Building on the job systems of previous games, FFV includes a diverse selection of jobs to try, and a unique ability system that lets you combine skills.Develop your characters with free reign, and master your battle tactics in the fifth installment of the FINAL FANTASY series!----------------------------------------------------------------------■ Beautifully revived with new graphics and sound!・Universally updated 2D pixel graphics, including the iconic FINAL FANTASY character pixel designs created by Kazuko Shibuya, the original artist and current collaborator.・Beautifully rearranged soundtrack in a faithful FINAL FANTASY style, overseen by original composer Nobuo Uematsu.■Improved gameplay!・Including modernized UI, auto-battle options, and more.・Switch the soundtrack between the rearranged version, created for the pixel remaster, or the original version, capturing the sound of the original game.・Now possible to switch between different fonts, including the default font and a pixel-based font based on the atmosphere of the original game.・Additional boost features to expand gameplay options, including switching off random encounters and adjusting experience gained multipliers between 0 and 4.・Dive into the world of the game with supplemental extras like the bestiary, illustration gallery, and music player.(This remaster is based on the original "FINAL FANTASY V" game released in 1992. Features and/or content may differ from previously rereleased versions of the game.)*This product is also contained within a bundle. Please take care not to purchase multiple copies of this product.*

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NES version.Xbox Series X|S, Microsoft Store (PC)[]All six games were released on September 26, 2024 for Xbox with the same additional features as PlayStation and Nintendo Switch. Each game can be purchased individually or all in a bundle for a discount.Additionally:Optimized for Series X|SXbox Play Anywhere60 FPS+Final Fantasy+ (Apple Arcade)[]This version was released on January 9, 2025. The enhancements and adjustments from the most recent updates to the previous Pixel Remaster release have carried forward. The system requirements for this version supersede those of the previous release, requiring iOS 13 and later, or a Mac with Apple Silicon and macOS Ventura (13) and later. This version includes the following:The application icon has been revised, now a blue inversion of the icon used for the remaster.Modifications have been made to support Apple Arcade's games-as-a-service (GaaS) model.The Apple Arcade bumper screen has been added.Music - An additional option to choose between the rearranged or the original NES soundtracksTypeface - An additional option to choose between the "Modernized" typeface used in the original Pixel Remaster release or a pixelized "Classic" typeface more closely resembling that of the NES version.This version of Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster on Apple Arcade brings full feature parity with the PlayStation 4, Steam and Switch versions. Additionally, by having full controller and touch support, this is the most complete version of Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster across any platform.Support for the Apple Vision Pro AR headset computer.

Purchase on Steam® before September 23 to Receive Limited Wallpapers, Music Tracks and a 20% Discount LOS ANGELES (Sept. 8, 2021) – SQUARE ENIX® today announced that the critically acclaimed RPG FINAL FANTASY® IV is now available worldwide for Steam® and mobile platforms. Fans will relive FINAL FANTASY IV’s timeless story of love and betrayal, alongside dynamic characters and battles, with upgraded pixel graphics and audio as a faithful recreation in the 2D pixel remaster series. The story follows Cecil, a dark knight and captain of the Red Wings, who decides to fight against the tyrannical Kingdom of Baron with his trusted friend and his paramour at his side, and later join forces with Kain the dragoon, Rosa the white mage, Rydia the summoner, and many more skilled allies. FINAL FANTASY IV set the standard for role-playing games with its diverse cast of characters, deep plot and real-time Active Time Battle (ATB) system, where time moves even during battle, giving the players an exciting sense of urgency. This latest version of FINAL FANTASY IV, brings the original release to life with improvements and updates, including: Universally updated 2D pixel graphics redrawn for modern hardware, featuring iconic FINAL FANTASY character pixel designs created by the original artist and current collaborator, Kazuko Shibuya Beautifully rearranged soundtracks, overseen by the original composer, Nobuo Uematsu Improved gameplay, including updated controller and touch controls, modernized UI, auto-battle options and more Quality-of-life improvements including supplemental extras like the bestiary, illustration gallery, music player and the ability to save at any time Those who purchase FINAL FANTASY IV on Steam® by September 23 will receive early purchase bonuses, including three specially rearranged music tracks, two wallpapers, and a 20% discount. These special tracks transition from the iconic original versions to the new arrangements and include: The Red Wings (Timelapse Remix) Main Theme of FINAL FANTASY IV (Timelapse Remix) Battle 2 (Timelapse Remix) FINAL FANTASY IV is rated Everyone 10+ (E10+) and is now available on Steam® and mobile platforms. All six games within the pixel remaster series are available for purchase as part of the FINAL FANTASY I-VI Bundle for a further discount. More information on the bundle is available on Steam at: in bundle to be available upon respected release timings Long-time fans and newcomers can look forward to additional details and the launch of FINAL FANTASY V and VI at a later date. Visit the