Final Fantasy X-2 HD Remaster | Ambience & Music | Main Menu Theme
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- @squareenixna Noriko Matsueda & Takahito Eguchi - Eternity ~Memories of Light and Waves~
Ambience & Music | Eternity ~Memories of Light and Waves~ • Final Fantasy X-2 HD R...
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I used to leave my screen paused on this so I can play it in the background
Still gives me goosebumps after all these years.
Man it really does 😭 I remember wanting this game soooo bad because I was still in my feelings over seeing Tidus and Auron go. It’s was too hard to skip this intro 😅
@@CaliMisfitI thought Tidus was in this one as a young kid 😂
He actually "kind of" is in it,at the end if you make 100% and get the good ending hehe @@lukehart7225
Ikr
@@lukehart7225 He is if you get the 100% ending
Incredible opener. People hate on this game, but it accomplished exactly what it was meant to. It showed a glimpse into a hopeful future for Spira, free of Sin and religious oppression.
But it also showed the grief of those who were lost along the way, and how to heal from it; how to forget your troubles and just have a good time. But fun can only last for so long; one needs to have direction. A goal to head to.
A very powerful story in essence. And this soundtrack highlights the lightheartedness as well as the gravity of life. I’ll never forget the world of Spira, even when I’m gone.
It definitely could have been done better (especially the cheesy YRP shtick and being a little TOO goofy and anime at times), but I wholly agree. The combat and dress sphere system were simply better and more interesting than FFX's and many other FF games. Class systems had disappeared for a long time by then and I was ecstatic to see it brought back.
Yes, there are silly and goofy moments in the story and it doesn't really pick up until the last 25-30%, but you're watching a world heal after their lives almost ended. I, for one, am willing to watch a world in the process of healing and reclaiming their lives for a bit rather than watching it all get torn apart once again like most RPGs (and even Final Fantasy) would tend to do. After the events of FFX, Spira NEEDED this time to heal and so did Yuna. People are beginning to enjoy life again. I was honestly glad to be able to just see Yuna in the driver's seat, even if I can't enjoy the first few hours of the story as much as I once did. Sometimes a story of healing over grief and loss is more fulfilling in the end than "fight big bad world-ending being" like every other story. At least I can relate to it. There are so few games that even touch upon this aspect, let alone focus a game on it.
@@sarkaztik3228 Agreed! Very well said.
Beautifully said. People hated this game at launch, but you and I were able to find and appreciate the beauty it represented.
ABSOLUTELY, YES there are goofy parts in this game but to have a chance to see Kilika getting better and Luca being more and more safe was something that I gladly took as an amazing part 2 for ffx story. I loved seeing Yuma finally being herself and putting her decision first. She was so young when she decided to put her life away for others and now, as peace maker she is living her life. But also it is interesting to see that even without Sin, the war among ppl was rising, and it is nice seeing how to resolve new issues with new threat and in the same time having opportunity to save Tidus and finally giving chance for both of them to have a happy life. Yes, the mechanics are sometimes confusing AND YES IT IS ABSOLUTELY IRRITATING SOMETIMES to follow tutorial to get 100% for true ending and if u miss something bam, u immediately get other endings, but whoever adored ffx will also love ffx2, and the soundtrack is as iconic as FFX one
And a really neat take on the class system!
I used to just sit and let this play over my crappy little box tv when I was a kid to just relax for a while. Still such an amazing song, and while I do cherish FFXV's title music more nowadays, this will forever hold a special place.
Duuude! I know! Me too! I played this over my little 13 inch vhs box tv. So simple back then. Now we think back fondly of those memories
Same!!! I spent days in my bedroom playing this game on my small ass box TV.
Most soothing opening to a FF game ever, thanks for this!
This and XIII & XIII-2 & XV menu theme is bliss.
It brings you to another world... But you realise that it only brings your spirit there... And when the piece ends, you're right where you don't really want to belong....
It does the same effect to me
Relax friend. If life brought you here it can't be so bad right?
@@timerman77awesome13 thank you
This song is actually really sad, like it's filled with grief all throughout, very fitting for how part 1 ended
interesting, it feels like the opposite to me and that's the beauty in art
@@sammie756 Exactly. I've always loved how music can bring so many Real Emotions, even if it doesn't need 1000 Words to do it.
My puns at the game's other songs aside, it truly is a beautiful piece.
After all these years, still a banger of a menu theme~ 😊
Just coming back to playing x and x-2 and right now im using this to put my 4 and 2 yo kids to sleep... so far working better than other lullabies....
I miss the PS2 era. From my early childhood with Atari til now, it remains my favorite console gen.
PS2 Era was the bomb!
Quite soothing even after all these years. ❤ thank you!
It's still one of my favorite ❤
This game is so special in my heart....FFX and FFX2 will forever be my two favorite games of all time (together with KH series)
I remember turning on my ps2 and popping this in just to listen to this. 💕
Yuna is the best❤
Wonderful studying music, especially as I write an essay about including Video Game Music in higher music education ^_^
After all these years...
I leant this on piano many moons ago. Never tried to replay it xD
One of my top 10 FF scores.
Such a beautiful piece. Uematsu is a genius. I love how peaceful it is while having both a dash of hope and sorrow. Perfect way to describe how Yuna felt during this story. I'm actually going back through FFX for the first time in a long time because of rediscovering the soundtrack in my music library.
You’re not wrong to make that assumption, but Uematsu had no participation in this ost. It was a one-off by the game’s two composers - very hit and miss compared to the more traditional music of the series prior.
its like they are charlies angels
Merci beaucoup, le meilleur son de Final Fantasy X-2
Thanks for this...♥
These are great!! Love these ❤!!!Terrific job!!!
Why don't have this song on Spotify I wanna listen to this while playing some other game and grid
for real
love it
✨💎✨
Thanks
To be honest I didn’t really care for the plot in this sequel HOWEVER…the combat and dress sphere mechanic was really fun. Also something about the credits with this theme just sparked nostalgia without even playing the game 💗
The ps2 era was the best era.
Yuna! Trigger discipline...!
It was a nice game, but I still remember wishing this had been more of a standalone concept with its own world building to it. Maybe even letting it still be an FFX sequel, but not taking place in Spira. The setting just felt too small for this game and too focused on the past.
The best game ever i love the new ones better ❤❤
Only good part of the game
Afraid not. The combat and dressphere system (well, class system) were far superior than anything than FFX's bland combat had to offer. The main plot and some... odd character decisions were the only real weak points, granted it's a large part of the game.
@@sarkaztik3228 Class system was just ripped off their FFV/FFT system.
@@humantacos9800 all ffs battle systems are ripped off from each other, the fact is this atb style combat system with mid battle job changing was a combination of many great battle systems and probably the most advanced in the turn based genre it even had intercept moves, one of the hardest ff dungeons of all time too, game looked like it was for kids with an endgame dungeon that gives veterans a run for their money
L comment. Why even come here to be negative?
@@tylertesla3678 Says the L being negative.