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'Promised Grace' ( Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles).

'Battle 1 - arrangement - from FINAL FANTASY IX' ( Dissidia Final Fantasy).

'Good King Moggle Mog XII' ( Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn).

'Protect the Espers!' ( Final Fantasy VI).

'Crazy Chocobo' ( Final Fantasy XIII-2).

'KUON: Memories of Waves and Light' ( Final Fantasy X-2).

'Library of Ancients' ( Final Fantasy V).

'Shuffle or Boogie' ( Final Fantasy VIII).

Here's in order of release in the West so far. Quest Medley is a continuous mode where the player does quests and gathers more Final Fantasy heroes. The 4 types of main kind of music are Field Music Sequence, Battle Music Sequence, Event Music Sequence and Airship Music Sequence. You can safely skip the first game.Gameplay is pretty much similar to Theatrhythm Final Fantasy. Bottom line is this is that Curtain Call is a must-play game for Final Fantasy fans. The first game kinda felt like that as it left out some awesome tracks. There is DLC available, but you don't feel like Squeenix cut corners on main game content in order to bilk you. Still haven’t played with this much, but it’s neat. They can now be used to improve your character stats. The only problem you may have is finding someone online at the same time as you who wants to play. If you have a particularly good map, you can share it with others. Even if you get your butt handed to you by some dude in Japan who has maxed all his characters and can play each song with his eyes closed, you still exchange the streetpass profi-cards which are great because you can attach quest maps to them. Yes, you can play people head-to-head through the internets, not just locally via wifi.

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The full songs are here for your enjoyment, or at least I have not encountered any cut offs yet. A few songs from the first game skipped cool intro parts, like FFX’s Battle With Seymour or FFVI’s Dancing Mad. Instead of having to use the stylus for everything, you can also incorporate buttons, the circle pad, or even use a one-handed mode.

I don’t remember this being an option in the first game. You can choose most tracks right off the bat and can play them one at a time rather than having to play three in a row from a certain game. Even FF Mystic Quest and Advent Children are included! There are a huge amount of tracks for the game to insert into the quests which, again, reduces the repetition. There are tons of songs and characters before you think about DLC. In Curtain Call, some require as few as 4 shards to unlock and you can choose between 4-5 different characters per shard color! You also often get several shards at a time for quest and rhythmia collection rewards.

In the first game, every character took 8 shards to unlock and you’d never get more than one shard at a time. Less crystal shards required to unlock characters.

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Plus you always get a new quest when you beat one. Quest mode gives you more songs and better rewards. Previously you would grind the same two songs repeatedly for either XP or a certain color of crystal shard. The “dark note” system received an overhaul and is now “quest mode”. Third, here are some points on what was and wasn’t improved upon: - Repetition is still there, but not nearly as bad as it was. Second off: if you are a huge FF junkie, should you buy a 3DS just to play this? Not by itself, but if there are other 3DS games out there you’ve wanted to play, Curtain Call could be the final nudge you need. First off: only buy this game if you are a huge fan of Final Fantasy or music games in general. I’m happy to report everything positive from the first Theatrhythm game was enhanced in Curtain Call and many shortcomings were improved upon I’m happy to report everything positive from the first Theatrhythm game was enhanced in Curtain Call and many shortcomings were improved upon (read my review of the first game for more info).