Scarlet Moon gave GamesBeat a sneak look at its guitar version of “Another Moon,” which you can listen to below. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded. We wanted to because for these reasons, but also because Square Enix kicked off its Piano Collections album series with Final Fantasy IV, and so it seemed fitting to do the same with our Guitar Collections series.” There was also a lot more music compared to some of the earliest Final Fantasy games, with the epic and cinematic ‘Red Wings’ starting off the game and the adventurous overworld theme. “This greatly improved upon what the NES was capable of, and it brought a whole new feeling of wonder and fantasy to the game now that you could actually introduce semi-real instrumentation. “The Final Fantasy IV soundtrack stands out to a lot of people because it was the first Final Fantasy to hit the Super Nintendo,” Jayson Napolitano, Scarlet Moons Records producer, told GamesBeat.
The company has produced soundtracks for games like Wizard of Legend, but it also creates albums that focus on new versions of classic gaming tunes. Scarlet Moon Records is behind the Guitar Collections. But this effort does not come from Square Enix. The Guitar Collections takes it inspiration from them. Square Enix made its own Piano Collections that had new versions of songs from Final Fantasy albums.
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