I have to start this one off beating a dead horse a little, because it?s a fun anecdote. Also, I gotta maintain the brand. You understand, dear readers. I recently represented the site at a Square Enix event, getting preview gameplay time with the new Final Fantasy XIV expansion, and interview time with Yoshi-P himself. The interview was a staggered group deal, and I had another journalist in the room with me. He asked Yoshi if Square Enix had plans to release the Final Fantasy XIV soundtrack on any other medium, because at the time Square Enix was only releasing music on weird, expensive Blu Ray sets. The answer he got was as diplomatic as one might expect, but Yoshi also hinted Square had issues with working with third-party distributors, aka sharing revenue with Amazon, Apple, etc. I?m burying the lede a little here I admit, but that story fits into the news here pretty well. That?s because today, Square Enix unceremoniously dropped a metric ass-ton of official Final Fantasy albums on Spotify and Apple Music.
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