It initially carried complete tracks from Final Fantasy XI and samplings from Final Fantasy VII through Final Fantasy X. Many video game and MIDI Web sites offer MIDI renditions of Final Fantasy music pieces. Several Final Fantasy fans play songs from the series on the piano. Final Fantasy is known not only by the video game community, but also in music circles. The game series is possibly a musical topic as well as a video game topic, due to its recognition for its music. An orchestral Final Fantasy music concert (called Dear Friends. -OmegaX) in the United States was performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra at Walt Disney Concert Hall on May 10, 2004. That concert was a three-day sell out. The next performance is planned for February 19, 2005 in Rosemont, Illinois by the Chicagoland Pops Orchestra. Most Final Fantasy fan sites offer Final Fantasy music files.

Battle screens: Battles occur on a separate type of screen (or arena), usually with a change of scale and a backdrop arena that usually generically represents where the battle is occurring in the game. (For example, a random battle in a desert gets a desert backdrop.) Plot-relevant battles (as opposed to battling random monsters) may have a specially built battle screen/arena however. In Final Fantasy VII and later, these screens are fully 3D, but very restricted in size. Final Fantasy XII will do away with scene-battles.


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