The music is also enthralling

FF VI has it all: a great story, some of the best character development seen in any RPG, music that is still hailed as best video game music ever, moderate challenge, and one of the longest RPG's for its time

The music is superb.

Oh, the glorious, beautiful, enchanting music!

The music is good enough to listen outside the game

If you ever meet a gaming geek in their late twenties or early thirties who conspicuously complains about how awfully toda's video games compare to those of the past, don't ever bring up Final Fantasy VI unless you're prepared to listen to a misty-eyed rant about The Good Old days, back when radio still occasionally played good music, The Simpsons was brilliant, and Final Fantasy "3" was the best thing that ever happened to the world

The music was triumphant and bold, fitting the game perfectly

and I became entranced in the wonderful music, intrigueing storyline, cool characters, and really sweet gameplay

In my opinion however, i think that squaresoft should have taken the boss theme music from final fantasy 2 and beefed it up, as final fantasy 2 has the BEST boss theme music

Great music, levels, enemies, spells, etc...

The story is grand, the music is (mind my language) orgasmic, and the visuals are breathtaking for the time and still look amazing

Awesome music, adventorous map (there's two "worlds" by the way, play and find out...), complex plot, interesting characters (ALL of them having a unique skill) and the ability to have up to four fighting at once, innovative battle systems (there's three points in the game where you split your characters into two or three teams, depending on where you are in the game, and you can switch between them and fight a lot of battles), gameplay longevity without ever getting boring

His solely composed score features some of the best music to ever be created (RPG or otherwise), fully utilising the limited (and rather pathetic) capabilities of the Super Nintendo sound system to its absolute best, creating a masterpiece of interwoven drums, flutes and strings

The music is hauntingly beautiful & every character has their history.

I bought it, and I immediately was stunned of how gorgeous the music and graphics were

Love the art, love the music, the plot is fun with a few slow parts

Uematsu hit a bullseye in scoring this puppy; from Terra's slow, journeyman-like theme to Shadow's spaghetti western-style theme, to some of the catchiest battle music you've ever heard in your life, to the ragtime/opera suites in the more artsy sections of the game...the music score overall is perhaps Uematsu's most diverse music that I've ever heard in a video game

I think that FFIII (or FFVI) has the best music out of any FF game as well

As much as I respect and enjoy Final Fantasy 7, I gravitate towards the first camp because that's the style that I grew up on