The Complete History of 8-Bit Final Fantasy

Three and a half hours about old FF games, I'm all in!

I remember just turning 21 in '91 and a friend giving me the first FF and Nobunaga's Ambition and fell in love with both. 32 years later and am still buying the latest installments.

What a way to make a Monday so much better!

I just listened to this while sketching. I don't normally listen to/watch videos this long but this was Fantastic!! Brilliant job 👍

3.5 hours of FF info! My Tuesday morning is now going to be the best one ever thank you! 🤩

thats so awesome you got john oeths renditions of final fantasy music. i love it

I love you guys and the style of deep dive videos you do. I want you to know that you inspired me to write to Sakaguchi and Uematsu. I’m a struggling writer who grew up playing FF and these guys were already my heroes. Your description of their early struggles and how they defied all expectations was so inspiring to me. Thank you.

Fantastic video as always 👏 always here for the new FF union drops! 💙

Amazing FF history upload well done with the relaxing background music

Amazing video, so incredibly thorough. Thank you for all your work.

Thank you for this content seriously i would buy a physical copy of this documentary. Thanks for your hard work, Darryl & Lauren!

Chaos used some of my wonderbread and threw away the twist tie

Great work listened to its entirety. I learned a lot. Thank you

I hope we get a sequel series/compilation that covers the 16 bit era, then the PS1 era doing them in 3s. This was good and want to see this format continue

First time at the channel and I'm astonished at the quality and readability of this breakdown. Brilliant work. See you again once I beat some more Final Fantasy games (on 4 now!)

Great video. I loved it as always

3,5 hours? Yes! Thank you! ❤

Excellent. Work can wait.

man this was alot- one thing though im not saying nobuo isnt the legend he is and a genius- but youd be surprised how common it is to put some of your most memorable songs together in one go. in my genre shortest it could logically take is 45 minutes but with his limitations and expectations you can reasonably shorten that mandatory input time to 10 minutes. this usually just means that you had one of those momentum shifts, where you just hum and it comes together. ive done it twice now two of my easiest songs to get through was in such a momentum shift its just like how an athlete has their hot and cold phases. sometimes your mind just snaps into perfect harmony with the body-and you fully enjoy it so it even feels really brief.

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