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One looks like Yoda or something who cares, there's 794 left.The lists for the 2021 version of the All Time Song Poll keep on coming in, but while everyone is looking forward to the new list in a couple of months, we keep looking back to the 2018 results with the July update of Biggest Fan Songs. Nobody can even count them, it's like from that World War Z movie: You might take down one or two but they just surge in like floodwater breaking a dam. But, it's a known fact that Chrono Cross has like 800 characters or something. And, in fact, I'm not sure which is the worst game.

VIDEO GAME CAGE MATCH: I'm taking to heart that the best game doesn't always win the cage match. Stage Select: I'm a bit thrilled with this topic because I always wanted a 'bizarre song' Stage Select! In fact, I might've even submitted this one maybe before because it's my go to wacky song (there's definitely other ones from this soundtrack but this one is my personal favorite, Doll Graveyard from Forever Kingdom):ДЄnd then let's cool down with some Mario Paint with the song 'Mysterious':

I had a bit to say but unfortunately I had to put it off too long due to internet issues for like the last 2 weeks so I have to make this quick, sorry guys! I should've looked at remixes but no time! I love that one piece of music can move me to experience a game I otherwise would have passed up. It left such an impression on me that I started playing a fan-translated version of the game this week so I can experience the whole story. I had never heard NES music composed that way. Upon hearing the opening notes, I was floored. When I got to the Final Fantasy III soundtrack, I discovered a song called Eternal Wind- the music that plays on the overworld map. I wanted to see how the music evolved in the early series. My second pick- Recently I subscribed to Apple Music and got curious enough to search for Final Fantasy soundtracks. I'm not sure how it compares with Persona 5, but it certainly got me interested in playing it at some point. I loved how much the game embraces music with lyrics in an RPG and I never tired of the countless battles I entered while experiencing the story. I am very late to the Persona series, only having played P4 last year with the Square Roots Podcast. My first pick is the battle music from Persona 4 called 'It's time to Make History'. I wouldn't mind a bit of interplay between M&L, but I would definitely prefer it to be left in Japanese hands. I'm actually okay with the blank slate nature of Mario. The one allowance I might make for that is Retro Studios, which had strong leadership from Nintendo of Japan. Among other takeaways I had from 7th gen was a strobg distaste for Western interpretations of Japanese franchises. Show response: on the subject of Insomniac doing Mario, please, no. When I finally did play Chrono Cross, I learned thaf I had made the correct choice the first time. I chose Valkyrie Profile, thinking it looked more interesting. when it came out, my finances gave me a choice between it and Valkyrie Profile. It also came out the fall before I started college, so the school theme kind of stuck with me.Д¬hrono Cross. Aside from the military and magical stuff, Squall's experience in high school was a lot like mine. I really identified with Squall's inner turmoil, for one. Aside from the fact i thoroughly enjoyed the game itself in spite of, or even because of the junction system being pretty broken, it holds a special place in my heart.

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I found out years later that this track, and another U3 track, had a full J-pop rendition with vocals, called 'Hitomi no Naifu' or 'Knife of the Eye.'ДЇinal Fantasy VIII. The music for the NES version was produced in Japan and was much different from the music for the computer versions, at least the computer versions that even had music to begin with. My second piece is from Ultima III: Exodus on the NES, one of the first, but definitely not the last, RPGs I played. This track is a bit long and obviously you're not going to play the whole thing, but it's quite excellent and worth listening to start to finish.

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This track from the 1994 British-made PC point and click adventure, Dreamweb.