Otherworld, aside from highlighting Uematsu’s flexibility, brings an aspect of the modern world to the soundtrack. In the music we see this man's youthful vigour contrasted with a world far more docile and serene at least on the surface that is. In the game, we see the tale of a young man from a time very detached from religious ideals. At the centre of game’s world, Spira, is the religion of Yevon. With Final Fantasy X, Uematsu certainly managed to accomplish this again. If one were to give credit to the series’ music composer Nobuo Uematsu for anything, it would have to be that his music always reflected the games themselves.
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It may not have been the greatest Final Fantasy game ever, yet the 10th instalment in the main series dealt with an array of intricate ideas, showing confrontation between the old and the new, religion and science, purity and corruption. Yet underneath each game in the series lies a wealth of thoroughly developed messages ranging from redemption, family, destiny and a myriad of other ideas pertinent in modern society. It would be hard to argue that the Final Fantasy series does not aim to satisfy gamers with mind-blowing visuals, captivating characters and inspiring tales. More often than not, their aim is instant entertainment of the senses rather than thought-provoking messages regarding society. It is rare that games, even the best of games, ever delve into social issues surrounding society. To be asked to write an essay on the themes in a game however would be immensely challenging. The most powerful movies are often those which portray key ideas with insight and vitality. Review Summary: O Muses, o high genius, aid me now!Īsked to write an essay on the themes in a movie, one would no doubt have movies and ideas springing to mind.
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