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“Eyes on Me -featured in FINAL FANTASY VIII-,” Angela Aki - Kokoro no Senshi

In 2006, Japanese singer-songwriter-pianist Angela Aki (vocalist and lyricist for Final Fantasy XII’s vocal theme “Kiss Me Good-Bye”) recorded a rearranged cover of “Eyes on Me,” Final Fantasy VIII’s theme song. She later performed it live at VOICES: Music from Final Fantasy in Tokyo the same year.

They did it, they saved the world.
No, they gave us a new one.

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Time's Master | Naoshi Mizuta
Final Fantasy XIII-2 OST

“You want to keep breathing? Shut up and come quiet.”

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In a recent web radio show hosted by Square Enix, Tetsuya Nomura appeared as a guest, where he  briefly answered a question regarding a game that everyone has been waiting to hear about—Final Fantasy Versus XIII.

Towards the end of the show, asked Nomura a number of questions from fans. One of the questions was about  Final Fantasy Versus XIII, which Square Enix has been quiet about for over a year. Here’s the question and Nomura’s reply:

Q: I’ve been excitedly waiting for any news regarding Final Fantasy Versus XIII. When will we be hearing more?

Nomura: Any information about Versus is very… sensitive, even within the company. We’ve been quiet about it for the past year, but the day of being able to remove its information ban has already been decided, and we’re currently preparing for that day. When that time comes, we’ll also reveal our reason for the delay of any form of announcement.

(via Siliconera)

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Sure, the plastic look-alikes of Sora’s Kingdom Key look quite similar to the in-game weapon which is iconic to the KINGDOM HEARTS franchise. But never before has an authentic keyblade been forged with steel, until Tony Swatton “the master swordsmith and renowned propmaster” from the Man At Arms show decided to make one by himself, after tons of requests from fans. Take a look at the video of the forging below.

Forged using “high-speed belt grinders, scorching furnaces, and pounding power hammers”, the Kingdom Key has never before looked so authentic. Although it lacks the power to vanquish heartless and lock the world’s keyhole, it’s still a very decent weapon, as demonstrated by Swatton himself taking the blade out to “bust up some stuff”.

Source: MAN AT ARMS

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