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Diggin' in the Carts: S1E5 (2014)
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The Role of Role Play
2 OCT 2014Music, Documentary20 min
season
Episode
  • Original name: Diggin' in the Carts
  • Type: Documentary
  • IMDb link: 4006372
  • IMDb rating: 8.3 (54 votes) Search
  • Created by: Nick Dwyer
Episode description:
Almost a decade before names like Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest started to make an appearance around the world, role playing games were already a big deal in Japan. In fact, they were so important that games companies were employing the likes of Koichi Sugiyama, one of Japan’s most respected classical composers to give the 8-bit and 16-bit sound a sophistication never heard before. In this episode, we follow the music of Final Fantasy as the compositions of Nobuo Uematsu come full circle. In their early incarnations, it was 8-bit music imitating the orchestral sound. Nowadays, some of the world’s leading orchestras perform the music that once strove to elevate itself to their level.
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