Final Fantasy IV comes with nice soundtrack treat

by Candace Savino { Nov 6th 2007 at 6:40PM }

Having a jukebox feature is not unique to video games, but it's not often (or never) that we have this pleasure with a Final Fantasy title. Fortunately, though, the Final Fantasy IV remake for the DS will have a jukebox component, hosted by none other then everyone's favorite spoony bard.

Once you make Edward play your tune of choice, you can close up your DS, listen, and relax. If all of our DS games let us do this, we probably wouldn't have any need for our iPods anymore (okay, that's a lie).

It's important to note, however, that the soundtrack for the DS version is slightly different from that of the original game because of sound issues on the handheld. Regardless, we find this to be a nice little feature for the game.

[via Siliconera]

Tags: FFIV, Final-Fantasy-IV, Jukebox, Matrix-Software, Music, RPG, Soundtrack, Square-Enix

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Rubang B (BRUSH WITH FAME) @ Nov 6th 2007 9:25PM

I actually did this with FF1 & 2: Dawn of Souls one time, when I left my iPod at home. Since it's a GBA game, the DS won't go into sleep mode, so I'd put on some battle music, close the DS, pop in my headphones, and leave it in my pocket. It was only a 7 minute walk home so it didn't drive me insane.

This sounds like it will be much more efficient!