Square-Enix and Apple have struck a deal to distribute fifteen Final Fantasy OSTs though the iTunes Online Music Store. This is the first time Apple will be offering Gaming Music through their online store. In addition, this will also be the first time many of these Soundtracks will be available in the US.
Nobuo Uematsu had this to say: "I am thrilled that our soundtracks will finally be available to all the supportive American fans who have enjoyed our music over the years."
Link >> iTunes Official Site
Below is a list of available OSTs as well as prices for each soundtrack: Final Fantasy ($5.99) Final Fantasy II ($5.99) Final Fantasy IV ($7.99) Final Fantasy V ($11.99) Final Fantasy VI ($17.99) Final Fantasy VII ($24.99) Final Fantasy VIII ($24.99) Final Fantasy IX ($24.99) Final Fantasy X ($24.99) Final Fantasy XI ($11.99) Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart ($9.99) Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia ($9.99) 20020220: Music from Final Fantasy ($9.99) The Black Mages ($9.99) The Black Mages II: The Skies Above ($9.99)
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