伊藤賢治
Kenji Ito (伊藤賢治 Itō Kenji) is a video game music composer. He is best known for his work on the SaGa series. In 2001 he left Square Enix to become a freelance artist, but has since continued to collaborate with the company.
Born 5 July 1968 in Tokyo, Ito became interested in music at the early age of 4. By the time he began composing at the age of 10, he had learned to play alto saxophone, clarinet, and piano. During March 1990, Ito was recruited by Square. Read Full BioKenji Ito (伊藤賢治 Itō Kenji) is a video game music composer. He is best known for his work on the SaGa series. In 2001 he left Square Enix to become a freelance artist, but has since continued to collaborate with the company.
Born 5 July 1968 in Tokyo, Ito became interested in music at the early age of 4. By the time he began composing at the age of 10, he had learned to play alto saxophone, clarinet, and piano. During March 1990, Ito was recruited by Square.
His first project was a co-effort between himself and Nobuo Uematsu for the Game Boy title, Final Fantasy Legend II (SaGa 2). Shortly after in 1991, he composed the complete soundtrack for Final Fantasy Adventure (Seiken Densetsu), another Game Boy title. Beginning in 1992, Ito would have the Super Nintendo's 8 channel sound chip to rely on as he began composing music for the SaGa trilogy. This includes all of the music for Romancing SaGa 1, 2, and 3, as well as SaGa Frontier (a PlayStation title).
1997 marks the beginning of several smaller contributions to video game music made by Ito. Two tracks were contributed to Tobal No. 1, as well as the opening and closing themes of Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon. An original vocal track along with some arrangements of Nobuo Uematsu's older works were made by Ito in 1999 for Chocobo Racing. He left Square in 2001 to become a freelance composer. Shortly after, he composed his magnum opus for the dreamcast title, Culdcept II, along with various other works for Dark Chronicle Premium Arrange and Shadow Hearts II.
In 2002, Ito announced that he'd received work from Square again, updating his compositions for Final Fantasy Adventure for its remake on the Game Boy Advance, Sword of Mana. Ito's recent works with Square Enix include the latest SaGa title, Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song-, and Hanjuku Hero 4 ~The 7 Heroes~., as well as upcoming Seiken Densetsu DS: Children of Mana and Seiken Densetsu 4.
Born 5 July 1968 in Tokyo, Ito became interested in music at the early age of 4. By the time he began composing at the age of 10, he had learned to play alto saxophone, clarinet, and piano. During March 1990, Ito was recruited by Square. Read Full BioKenji Ito (伊藤賢治 Itō Kenji) is a video game music composer. He is best known for his work on the SaGa series. In 2001 he left Square Enix to become a freelance artist, but has since continued to collaborate with the company.
Born 5 July 1968 in Tokyo, Ito became interested in music at the early age of 4. By the time he began composing at the age of 10, he had learned to play alto saxophone, clarinet, and piano. During March 1990, Ito was recruited by Square.
His first project was a co-effort between himself and Nobuo Uematsu for the Game Boy title, Final Fantasy Legend II (SaGa 2). Shortly after in 1991, he composed the complete soundtrack for Final Fantasy Adventure (Seiken Densetsu), another Game Boy title. Beginning in 1992, Ito would have the Super Nintendo's 8 channel sound chip to rely on as he began composing music for the SaGa trilogy. This includes all of the music for Romancing SaGa 1, 2, and 3, as well as SaGa Frontier (a PlayStation title).
1997 marks the beginning of several smaller contributions to video game music made by Ito. Two tracks were contributed to Tobal No. 1, as well as the opening and closing themes of Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon. An original vocal track along with some arrangements of Nobuo Uematsu's older works were made by Ito in 1999 for Chocobo Racing. He left Square in 2001 to become a freelance composer. Shortly after, he composed his magnum opus for the dreamcast title, Culdcept II, along with various other works for Dark Chronicle Premium Arrange and Shadow Hearts II.
In 2002, Ito announced that he'd received work from Square again, updating his compositions for Final Fantasy Adventure for its remake on the Game Boy Advance, Sword of Mana. Ito's recent works with Square Enix include the latest SaGa title, Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song-, and Hanjuku Hero 4 ~The 7 Heroes~., as well as upcoming Seiken Densetsu DS: Children of Mana and Seiken Densetsu 4.
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Guide to a Strange World
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Stew Tube
So you wanna stack 3 video timelines on top of each other. Place 3 identicle clips on each timeline in the same part of eachtimeline
Layer 1 the base you wanna zoom alot and add a "gaussian blur filter.
Layer 2 zoom out the clip so it's like a smaller box within the screen and brighten it up so it's solid white. This will be your border
Layer 3 will be your actual lucid image clip. Just zoom it out and position it so it's almost as big as layer 2
I use sony Vegas pro 17 but any editor should beable to do this
Next stream ask me and I'll probably beable to explain it better
Simon Piano
Found this review when i saw the remaster announcement, and what a great review this is!
This makes me hyped for the remaster release (Summer 2021) :)
I love how you cover so many aspects in this review in a concise manner - story, battle system, tips for beginners (try Red first), characters, cut content, etc. - more reviews should be like this! Also, your passion for the game is obvious, which probably helped making such an in-depth review, haha.
Stew Tube
Thanks man. Theres just so much to this game its crazy. Its hard to jeep all my points organized sometimes! Thanks for watching!
Moises Corral
Awesome review. It's nice to see old hidden gems get a spot in the light once in a while. Keep up the great work.
Stew Tube
Thanks man woll do! SaGa Frontier was awesome! Thanks for watching!
Holly Yates
One of the hardest and best games of my childhood. The Asellus storyline was magical and dark. Thanks for the wonderful review. Can't wait for the remastered this summer!
Stew Tube
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for subscribing! Im working on a breath of fire video next :)
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billoo13
This is such a fun and confusing game. I've never beaten or progressed too far in it but I've explored it a lot and love the soundtrack. I've always wanted to see what happens if you beat the game with all the characters since there was an option to make a special save on the memory card to do that.
billoo13
@Stew Tube Thanks, I'll have to check it out. Any time I played it I would always make that special save file but I've never been able to beat anyone's storyline let alone all of them. I wish they would do a remastering of this game and it's sequel someday. Also maybe a nice vinyl release of the soundtrack would be awesome.
Stew Tube
I touched base on what happens if you beat the game will all characters. Its kinda interesting but a little dissapointing to me personally but if your curious you can go check out my last two streams and see me explore the developer room :) there on my channel somewhare! Thanks for watching!
MegaHarv
I didn't realize Lute's content was "cut". I had always assumed it was deliberate as a non-linear option intended to be tackled last. I had heard back in the day Fuse was being considered for being an 8th Playable Character but was cut due to time! This is a super nostalgic game for me, thanks for the review!