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Final Set Of Final Fantasy Theatrhythm: Curtain Call 2nd Performance DLC Is Now Available
Earlier in the week we learned some more tracks would be coming to Final Fantasy Theatrhythm: Curtain Call, and now all eight tracks are available to purchase and download in North America. This batch of DLC will be the final set of the 2nd Performance DLC.
The following songs are available as Battle Music Sequences (BMS) and the two songs marked with an asterisk, “Struggle to the Death” and “Devil Lord Confrontation II” are free to download for a limited time.
- “Real Emotion” (Final Fantasy X-2)
- “Struggle to the Death” (Final Fantasy Legend II)*
- “Devil Lord Confrontation II” (Romancing SaGa 3)*
- “Boss Battle 2” (Chrono Trigger)
- “Shadowlord” (Nier)
The following songs are available as Field Music Sequences (FMS)
- “Corridors of Time” (Chrono Trigger)
- “Meridian Child” (Seiken Densetsu 3)
- “Birds in the Sky, Fish in the River” (Live A Live)
Our Take
It is disappointing to learn this is the final batch of
the 2nd Performance DLC for Final Fantasy Theatrhythm: Curtain Call, especially
since it was interesting to see the song selection branch out from Final
Fantasy music and into Square Enix’s back catalog of RPGs. Releasing over 80 songs
of DLC for the game was certainly an impressive amount of support though, and
really did extend the experience for many. It will be interesting to see in the
future if we get Dragon Quest Theatrhythm in North America and if the series will
continue beyond that.
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