Excitement has been building recently for Square-Enix' Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call; the company has been teasing us with extra-long video previews as well as the inevitable range of toys. Those Final Fantasy fans lucky enough to own a Japanese 3DS will have worn out the original three-track demo months ago, so Square Enix' parting gift to gamers is a second playable demo, this time covering two tracks from Final Fantasy VI and Final Fantasy VII.
Two tracks doesn't sound like much, but they actually do a pretty good job of showcasing Curtain Call's vast selection of music — Edgar & Sabin's theme is field track using the original SNES music, while Final Fantasy VII's entry is a lively piano arrangement of the familiar "Those Who Fight" battle theme. With the proper Japanese release now just a couple of weeks away this fresh demo is only going to have fans even more excited than they already were, and we hope US/EU gamers don't have to wait too long to join them.
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All this hype can't stand it.
Man - why don't we get a demo?
Still waiting for the demo but I don't think a demo for me will matter anyway as I will be getting it anyway as I love the first one.
6 and 7 are the best in the series. Now I just hope we get it in the west!
@Jowy 6 & 7 is the correct answer! You win a special prize of a warm feeling of general satisfaction.
@Jowy Not VII - VI and IV. (The PSP version of IV or any none easytype version).
I had a blast with Theathrythm Final Fantasy, but the more I read/hear about Curtain Call, the more I think that it's the game Square-Enix should've made the first time around.
In the demo the track from VII is labelled as from Advent Children. Its actually decently hard without being frustrating.
@RevolverLink I bet there is at least twice as much DLC as last time.
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