Did You Get What You Wanted, Ramza? | Final Fantasy Tactics Analysis (Ep. 158)

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Did You Get What You Wanted, Ramza? | Final Fantasy Tactics Analysis (Ep. 158)

Pixel Project Radio: A Video Game Podcast

2 hours 17 minutes

4 days ago

Did You Get What You Wanted, Ramza? | Final Fantasy Tactics Analysis (Ep. 158)

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"...I got this..."

The analysis of our Final Fantasy Tactics stint comes to a close—and what a conclusion it is: the secrets of the Church are fully revealed; Delita spirals further into his view of justice; and players get an ending that, we argue, is totally Shakespeare. This has been a blast, and we hope you have loved these episodes, too. Please enjoy!

Developer Interview on the Remake
Schmuplations 1997 Interview
Composer Commentary
FFT Localization, Examined

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