With the Xbox version of Final Fantasy VII Remake on the horizon, it's time we look back on the PC version and celebrate its ...

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth - Theme Song Announcement TrailerWatch on YouTube. The song itself, "No Promises To Keep", is a beautiful ballad seemingly sung by Aerith, but actually sung by Loren Allred ...

While the song does make an appearance towards the end of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, it is best used throughout the first game, particularly during the boss encounter at the top of Sector 7.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth reveals its theme song, and new footage, at The Game Awards Cloud and his merry band of adventurers have got some good music to accompany them on the next leg of their journey.

Most Final Fantasy titles from 6 to 10-2 feature diegetic songs. In 8, the power ballad “Eyes on Me” starts as Julia Heartilly’s piano bar melody, becoming a waltz and radio hit: Julia is ...

Listen to the official theme song of FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH, “No Promises to Keep”, for the first time in this brand new trailer. The song is composed by the incomparable Nobuo Uematsu and ...

Square Enix shared additional details on the development of the song “Ignition Flame.” This is the Final Fantasy VII Remake track that plays during the Chapter 4 – Mad Dash boss fight with ...

Iconic ‘Final Fantasy 7’ song took composer “weeks” of obsessing over Sephiroth "Every morning, I would go to work and think about Sephiroth" By Andy Brown. 14th March 2024 ...

Sephiroth's theme, One-Winged Angel, from Final Fantasy VII was used by Pharrell in Louis Vuitton's Men's Fashion Week show in Paris on Jan 22nd.

This Retro Version Of FF7 Rebirth's Big Song Will Activate Your ‘90s Nostalgia ‘No Promises To Keep’ made in the style of the original Final Fantasy VII brings a tear to the eye ...

Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth is planned for release soon - on February 29, 2024, and will be exclusive to PlayStation at launch. We're pretty stoked for it, given that our reviewer said its precessor ...

The entire tracklist is stacked with memorable tunes, but for the series’ 35th anniversary, I want to hone in on one song, in particular, that has a sick beat and an even sicker title: “Under ...