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Music Player

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The Music Player is a recurring bonus feature found in a few Final Fantasy games, and most notably the Finest Fantasy for Advance. Using the music player, any of the game's tracks can be played and listened to on a continuous loop.

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[edit] Appearances

[edit] Final Fantasy

The Music Player in the 20th Anniversary version of Final Fantasy.

The music player is unlocked after defeating Chaos and finishing the game. It appears in both the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary editions.

[edit] Final Fantasy II

The Music Player in the 20th Anniversary version of Final Fantasy II.

The music player can be gained after beating Emperor Mateus and finishing the game. It appears in both the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary editions.

[edit] Final Fantasy IV

The Music Player in Final Fantasy IV Advance.
Main article: Music Box

In the Advance version, it is unlocked after defeating Zeromus. However, in the DS version, the Fat Chocobo has a music-playing function. Using it, any songs that have been heard in-game can be played back.

[edit] Final Fantasy V

Present only in the Advance version, it is unlocked after beating Neo Exdeath.

[edit] Final Fantasy VI

Present only in the Advance version, it is unlocked after defeating Kefka.

[edit] Final Fantasy VIII

On the second floor of the Hotel in Shumi Village, there is a music player that will play any track that the player has heard in the game so far.

[edit] Final Fantasy X

Tracks and full-motion video cutscenes from the game can be bought and listened to in the Sphere Theater in Luca.

[edit] Final Fantasy X-2

Not unlike the previous game, tracks and full-motion video cutscenes from the game can be bought listened to in the Sphere Theater in Luca.

[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions

The Music Player in War of the Lions.

If the player starts a new file with the name "PolkaPolka" as Ramza Beoulve's name, they will be taken to a Sound Test menu where they can listen to all the tracks in the game with weirdly-named titles.