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Loading ...Posted By Gahoo on August 31, 2010
The sixth chapter of “The Making of a Realm” is now available on youtube! This time… music!
Posted By Fusionx on August 26, 2010
A look at this weeks Famitsu from FFXIV-Fan not only reveals the name of the theme that Nobuo Uematsu created for Final Fantasy XIV but also the person who will be singing it. Susan Calloway will be the singer for Final Fantasy XIV’s theme: “Answers” which Famitsu reports can be heard during certain parts of [...]
Posted By Fusionx on August 6, 2010
Just announced via the Japanese FFXIV Twitter account, two CD’s will be released on September 29th in Japan. Those CDs are FINAL FANTASY XIV / Field Tracks and FINAL FANTASY XIV / Battle Tracks. Each will sell for ¥1,500(~$15 US). You can check out the site for the CD’s here.
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Posted By Fusionx on November 30, 2009
Today we have learned via the Distant Worlds Facebook page that the concert series will be making a second trip back to Stockholm on June 12th. The concert series will be making its second appearance in Chicago in December, however it’s still dubbed “Distant Worlds” what could be making them add a ‘two’?
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Posted By Fusionx on August 18, 2009
Today we’re excited to announce the launch of the Eorzeapedia podcast: Aetheryte Radio!
Aetheryte Radio is the collaborative effort of two of the most popular Final Fantasy XI podcasts: Limit Break Radio and Pet Food Alpha. We’ve come together to deliver you a fun and exciting show that covers everything related to Final Fantasy XIV. You [...]
Posted By Fusionx on June 28, 2009
Yesterday, the Distant Worlds concert series came to the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore, Maryland. One Eorzeapedia community member was fortunate enough to attend the concert and posted about their experience in our forums.
During the performance, the E3 trailer for Final Fantasy XIV was played on the large screens that were set up for the [...]
