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Final Fantasy VI – Cane and Rinse No.342

“The world before the fall, Lovely is the light of dawn, Noble is the heart of man…”

Josh, Leah, Jon and Maya Santandrea continue our journey through the Final Fantasy series with the Super Nintendo Entertainment System’s final entry. Hironobu Sakaguchi, who has been intimately involved with the series up to this point, takes a reduced role as Producer for this title and instead Yoshinori Kitase and Hiroyuki Ito take on directing duties. With this change in responsibilities came a change of style and approach as compared with series up to this point. This would ultimately shape the trajectory of Final Fantasy as it moved onto new devices. We discuss how we feel about these changes, plus our responses to the largest cast of playable characters in the series entire history and a villain that represents a very different kind of evil than we’ve seen up this point. This and more, as we cover Square’s 1994 release, Final Fantasy VI.

Music used in this issue:

1. Forever Rachel by Nobuo Uematsu
2. Dancing Mad by Nobuo Uematsu

Cane and Rinse 342 was edited by Ryan Hamann (@InsrtCoins)

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One Comment

  1. I’ve liked John’s contributions on this series but his intro here was pretty lame, didn’t expect to hear that kind of social hierarchy rubbish.

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