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Although not the first time something like this has been found, Squenix now has an official radio station where fans can listen to Final Fantasy music continuously online.

It's found on:

"America Online's Radio@ Network. It is available for listening on Radio@AOL, Radio@AOL for Broadband, and Radio@Netscape under the Soundtracks & More category, and features approximately 200 tracks from the 32-bit and onward Final Fantasy games." (Source: RPGamer)

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I can't tell if this is AOL users only or what, but either way, it's nice to have an official Final Fantasy station. I've heard other stations where it's all video game music, or all RPG music, but I don't think I've seen all Final Fantasy before.

This post has been edited by Elena99 on 18th November 2003 15:23

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I had an old signature. Now I've changed it.

I think Radio@Netscape is open to everyone - my friend at work uses it sometimes. So there should be no worries there, unless it requires Real.

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Why aren't you shopping AmaCoN?

I wonder if you actually have to have Netscape, or if Netscape-based browsers such as Mozilla will be fine. If so, I am so using this radio thing 24/7.

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Or if it's even limited to Netscape browsers at all...checking out Netscape.com reveals a radio link, so whee.

This post has been edited by Neal on 18th November 2003 15:30

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Hey, put the cellphone down for a while
In the night there is something wild
Can you hear it breathing?
And hey, put the laptop down for a while
In the night there is something wild
I feel it, it's leaving me

Quote (Elena99 @ 18th November 2003 10:23)

features approximately 200 tracks from the 32-bit and onward Final Fantasy games

My only complaint so far. I'd like to listen to some of the earlier stuff, too.

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Thats news to me. So it is only final fantasy music, no other rpg music. I have tried to look up stuff like this but could never find it. I hope I have real.

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If they set one up for pre-32 bit era Final Fantasy I'd be all over it.

The idea sounds pretty interesting to me, maybe I will check it out.