Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy - PS-Evolution: Board

Martiniboy · 09.03.2007, 20:40

getestet mit : 3.02 OE-B

Genre:Brettspiel

Iso: [ ] Ja [x] nein cso
Multiplayer: [x] Ja [ ] nein
Passwort: [ ] Ja [x] nein

Eure Persöhnliche Note: befridigent

Euer Eindruck: nun es ist ein brett spiel mit FF und dragon quest figuren
es ist leider komplet in japanisch aber ich hoffe das es mal wenigsten auf
englisch raus

Beschreibung des Spiels: After countless hours of attempt to identify tracks of this gamerip, I finally decide to put this on album comments so everyone could give comment about this game music since the remaining untitled tracks are only fanfare ones. Itadaki Street is monopoly game with charater from Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest it's very nature the music of the game actually features music from both franchise.
What makes this album is worth for your time is the new arrangement of Final Fantasy themes by Hayato Matsuo who also takes part in the Final Fantasy XII OST. The tracks are quite a refreshment, especially if you're looking for fine new arrangements of Final Fantasy music. The diversity of final fantasy musics here also quite large, from Final Fantasy I to Final Fantasy XII. I couldnt say which tracks are the greatest because they all sound nice to me, the new arrangement of battle themes are also quite good.
The Dragon Quest tracks sounded as if they are taken directly from Dragon Quest Symphonic Suites, I couldnt really tell which album they originally come from because there are quite numerous Dragon Quest Symphonic Suite Albums performed by different Orchestral performer. There is probability Sugiyama didnt do arrangement, since they could be simply just taken from the previous albums.
Because I love all dragon quest music, I dont have really complain about the quality of the performance, but I feel disappointed of the absence of catchy and powerful tunes from Dragon Quest IV, V, and VI. There is just no field theme or town theme from these three games, which I considered one Sugiyama's best. Even worse, the Minuet included in this game is originally comes from Dragon Quest I, which I think inferior compared to the powerful Minuet from Dragon Quest IV.
Well, the music of this game rip is actually very nice for both FF and DQ fans, unique blend of both techno (Final Fantasy) and classical (Dragon Quest). Hayato Matsuo did excellent job of arranging the Final Fantasy music.

Gepackt: ca. 217 MB
Entpackt: ca. 228 MB

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