But hey, the cover is sick so and looks nice on my shelve so it's totally worth it.Īnyway, the point of this thread is mostly to brag about my collection mention that those arrangements exist. Obviously, I had to buy the blue ray of said concert even though the tracks themselves were the same from the two previous CDs. Those dastards decided to take all those arrangements and make a concert out of it. Dragon Quest is on PS4, a console thats getting two or three extremely high profile releases the same week and then constant releases throughout the rest of the year. Unfortunately, Square enix was not done in their quest to take all my money be exploting my endless Ocoptath love. Octopath Traveler is on Switch, and is the first major new release on the Switch (a top selling console) in over half a year. Dragon Quest is on PS4, a console that's getting two or three extremely high profile releases the same week and then constant releases throughout the rest of the year. "Darn it" I said out loud, "Couldn't they have just released both CDs at the same time ?" I asked, only to buy it anyway after listening to that delightful version of "River of life" (the part at 2:30 is so good holy shit): Octopath Traveler is on Switch, and is the first major new release on the Switch (a top selling console) in over half a year.
After hearing this:Ī few months after that, they made what was essentially the second part of those arrangements, the "Break and Boost, Extend" CD. I sure did, but it was far from over.Ī few months later SE released the "break and Boost" CD, featuring mutiple fan-favorite tracks from the game remixed by the original composer, Yasunori Nishiki. I you played Octopath Traveler, it is likely you enjoyed its music, you may have even bought the official soundtrack (shout out to SE for adding the tracklist in english as well).
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