[Video Soundtrack] Prelude [FINAL FANTASY IX]

Title: Terra
Composed by: Nobuo Uematsu
Arranged by: Nobuo Uematsu
『FINAL FANTASY IX』
🎦Video Soundtrack： • 【Video Soundtrack】FINA...
🎧Original Soundtrack：
・FINAL FANTASY IX Original Soundtrack
• FINAL FANTASY IX Origi...
・FINAL FANTASY IX Original Soundtrack PLUS
• FINAL FANTASY IX Origi...
Ⓒ SQUARE ENIX
#FINALFANTASY #FFIX #FF9 #FF #SQUAREENIX #BGM

[@D2RCR]

Because nothing says casino gambling like beautiful harp music!

[@user-po8et3pu1y]

やっぱりFFといえば、この曲が定番ですね！

[@rayoflight1920]

FF9 is one of those journeys I wish I could experience for the first all over again. It is right there, in my dearest memories

[@williamsanborn9195]

The best version of the Prelude because it has realistic sounding instruments. (Sorry, FF7, you’re in 2nd place)

[@Maxim.Nazarenko]

Blackjack is a minigame in Final Fantasy IX based on the real-world Blackjack card game. The game can be accessed at the end of the game, once The End screen is displayed and the "Prelude" plays.

[@Maxim.Nazarenko]

In the PlayStation version, the following sequence must be entered to play: R2 L1 R2 R2 Up X Right Circle Down Triangle L2 R1 R2 L1 Square Square Start In subsequent versions, it can be accessed directly from the title screen once the game has been beaten.

[@Maxim.Nazarenko]

The "Prelude" plays during the game over screen and at the end (Blackjack game). An arrangement of it makes the Crystal World's theme.

[@DanielBevisDesign]

And so ends the OST run-down of one of the best FF and videogame soundtracks ever...!

[@xOmniCloudx]

Don't be sad it ended, be happy you were there.

[@S_Tanikaze]

24 años de Final Fantasy IX, y se sigue disfrutando como si hubiera salido ayer

[@pockystyx4087]

what a wonderful game~

[@kyosukeplays]

There is no greater feeling than waking up at 1 AM to listen to Final Fantasy music.

[@user-bb4rn2fn3f]

青春だったFF9のターンが終わってしまうのは寂しい サントラPlusの方も是非お願いします！

[@STARJEFFREY64]

Here’s a neet trick if you set the video playback speed to 1.25x it sounds just like the NES

[@sniper712]

it's like a full circle come to realization...

[@Daninput]

Well it was a blast to relive the music but one thing is for sure as long as the you remember the music, there will always be a place call Home to relive it.

[@binda63]

That concludes Final Fantasy IX! Can't wait for FFX or Tactics!

[@3up_finalPS]

ff6、7タイプ好き

[@user-vp9ms1qo9k]

公式がブラックジャックやるのか……

[@Kumiko026]

Alright, I’ll play FF9 for the third time this year.

[@crossxfuse]

weird i don't remember blackjack being in this game, but I guess i shouldn't be surprised since it's in so many JRPGs

[@Forlorn_99]

What about the soundtracks during the second play of I want to be your canary and the last cutscene, aren't you going to upload them?

[@Cococrash11]

Awesome [Video Soundtrack] Prelude [FINAL FANTASY IX] Video.

[@mason0448]

It was great watching these video soundtracks! Now I wonder if Zelink108 will endlessly criticize FFX 🤔

[@Ranney165]

Somehow I doubt it

[@kimetsu_kids]

FF9本当に素晴らしかった！ 次はFF10とFFX-2ですよな？？？まじで期待してます

[@user-zr7vh7hb4n]

xとx2楽しみすぎる

[@Zelink108]

Final tally of the game: Final Fantasy IX is far from perfect. It's story is over cluttered and suffers from astoundingly poor pacing, it has an overabundance of random battles and load times, the Trance system is yet another failed attempt at a Limit Break mechanic that isn't somehow broken, it has antagonists with personalities and motives as two-dimensional as the NES FF antagonists, Zemus, Exdeath and Kefka, yet are exposed and hyped up to the degree of Sephiroth (the only exception to this is IX's Garland), and it thrusts Quina, Brahne and Kuja upon the players. The story is a mess, pure and simple. But so were most early Final Fantasy games' plots during the NES and SNES, and we didn't hold it against them. Why judge IX's so severely, then? The answer is because this is after FFVII, which was very revolutionary and we're now at the point where an RPG's story is about as equally important as it's gameplay when determining it's overall quality. The genie's out of the bottle now, and there's no stuffing it back in. When a game has hundreds of pages' worth of dialogue and enough minutes of FMVs to fill a half-hour television slot, the narrative it spins has to be equally engrossing as the time a player spends running around and slaying monsters, or else it becomes a hindrance. In a game like Final Fantasy, the story is the payoff the player earns for slogging through all those dungeons and fighting all those random battles, and if the story with which he or she is rewarded isn't up to snuff, then the game does not succeed. IX's story really could have been better, and the entire experience suffers for it. Final Fantasy IX is often tried to be justified by saying that it's a "cute children's story", as if that should brush aside any claims against it. This is not a children's fairy tale, by the way, already according to the age rating. This is Final Fantasy and the Finals are aimed at teenagers and young adults. (Though the blind praise could just be a really loud vocal minority. IX was one of the least selling post-VII games) It is full of empty and useless pathos replicas inserted there for the sake of pathos, and a good half of the FMVs are there only to be joyfully jerked off (I'm sure there are those who claim that IX is the "best" already because of the fact that there are summons in the FMVs), and the relevance of this in the narrative and common sense close their eyes. Even if we consider it from the standpoint of a fairytale, then it fails here too. Kuja is not a fairytale character at all, and Garland destroys the illusion of the deliberate simplicity of the local plot, winding up new turns of an inexplicable and indistinct whirlwind of facts over and over again, which does not add up to anything integral.(Hello, FFI) All this stuff about Gaia and Terra does not fit into the fairytale-ness that could be referred to throughout the first two disks. And needless to say, the game’s attempt to look smart has completely failed. In general, Final Fantasy IX is a very stupid game. In everything. Attempts to intricate the plot here are powerless and miserable, the drama is feigned, the characters are empty. Oh yes, many still like to say that IX is a "return to the origins" of the series. It couldn't be farther from the truth. Yes, IX is full of references to the previous parts. Mostly so fat that afterwards you need to wash your hands of it. Wow, Gulug volcano with the remixed music, what a reference. And Garland and Sarah (Garnet) are FFI characters, did you know? Nothing that they have other roles at all? Ramuh gives the heroes a test, to listen to the retelling of Joseph's story from FFII. Just a retelling without any relevance to what is happening here. And at the end of FFIII and FFIV, all the characters "resurrected" to beat the last boss that came right out of nowhere, what a freaking move, let's do it again. And what, this is called a "return to the roots" ? A bunch of cheap Easter Eggs? Really? Another factor is lack of effort on Square's part. Apparently, Final Fantasy IX wasn't intended to be a part of the numbered main Final Fantasy titles. It was originally developed to be a spin-off, like Tactics or Crystal Chronicles, and therefore not as high-priority in terms of budget or development time. And then there is the love story, as I've said before, I am a big sucker for big romanced focused stories with a lot of charm and wholesomeness… and some lewdness. (I do read and watch a bunch of Ecchi Romance manga/anime) But IX's love story barely had any of that, and is really overhyped (to where even Vivi "stopping" took a back seat to it in the game's ending), with even the TV commercials and ads back then putting the most emphasis on Zidane and Garnet and the love song Melodies of Life playing in them. It was not deep and convincing. One of the reasons that I make these comments is because of the announcement of the Final Fantasy IX french animation, and rumours of a IX Remake like with VIIR coming out. So I want to call attention to all of IX's many problems so that more people will notice, especially the game writers, so that hopefully the IX Remake and the french animation will rewrite and fix a lot of the original's problems like the VII Remake did, some of which I have pointed out, and even the original VII was held back by the limitations of the PS1 and wasn't really a complete and finished game. (the same goes for VIII, which I've read somewhere that if the developers wanted to put everything they wanted into the game, it would have had to take up eight disks. IX is also clearly unfinished) The Remake is restoring a lot of things that couldn't be put into the original, like expanding on Wutai, Yuffie, Vincent and Avalanche.

[@olbericaegis206]

Bs

[@Zelink108]

@@olbericaegis206 I see that you have no argument.