Nobuo Uematsu recently discussed the lasting appeal of Final Fantasy IX in an interview with Famitsu, coinciding with the game's 25th anniversary. He pointed out that the game has a stronger resonance with international fans, thanks to its medieval fantasy setting and nostalgic tunes. Uematsu highlighted favorites like the piano piece "Roses of May" and the epic "Final Battle" track. Despite his usual critique of his work, he appreciates how FFIX's music marks a return to classic themes, inspired by his trip to Europe. Do you think the soundtrack truly captures the essence of the game?
Uematsu on FFIX's Timeless Soundtrack
