# Masashi Hamauzu
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masashi hamauzu (浜渦 正志, Hamauzu Masashi, born September 20, 1971) is a Japanese composer, pianist, and lyricist. Hamauzu, who was employed at Square Enix from 1996 to 2010, was best known during that time for his work on the Final Fantasy and SaGa video game series. Born into a musical family in Germany, Hamauzu was raised in Japan.
168 - Dear me, I was... Not Born Yet in 1995
With another quarter come and gone, we reflect on the games and music released in the last three months to showcase some of our favorite discoveries! From new takes on classics, to brand new music IN classics, alongside straight up new games, there have been several notable happenings in RPG music.…
The Music of Final Fantasy XIII | State of the Arc Podcast
While Final Fantasy 13 is often praised for its graphics, it is the music that really elevates this game to a whole new level. The complexity and creativity on display here by Masashi Hamauzu make this soundtrack a spectacular treat for the ears. We spend more time going through this soundtrack tha…
The Top Emotional Moments in Games (with Lucy Blundell)
This episode is all about the games that hit players with emotional gut punches. You get 50 minutes of nice preamble with returning guest, indie developer Lucy Blundell, then 1 hour+ of our combined 15 top emotional moments in games.
After the 50-minute mark, this episode features spoilers (some li…
The Punished Podcast: Episode 24 – Video Game Music
In today’s episode of The Punished Podcast, we get into the magic of video game music. Listen as we discuss our favorite video game tunes, what makes them and their composers so iconic, when to choose silence, and much more. Plus, we reveal our very own podcast theme song!
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Episode 70 - Cool Glasses, Cool Glasses 3: Coolest Glasses, Coolest Glasses
There are sunglasses. They are cool sunglasses. So cool that you’ll need them while you vibe through these seventeen cool songs.
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100 - Final Fantasy XIII-2-2
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[RERUNS] Nerd Noise Radio presents: "Chandlerfest!" (orig. rel. 07/31/2019)
2026 Show Notes Addendum
Our last chance to share this particular rerun on the anniversary of its release, we present to you - Chandlerfest: our only rerun ever to be so completely retooled. If we're being honest, this broadcast was so heavily amended that it should never have been categorized …
Final Fantasy X
Final Fantasy X dives deep into complex themes of religion and race, love and sacrifice. From the opening strains of its memorable score, the game immediately grabs its audience with its narrative ambition, and unique aesthetic beauty. We recruit game critic Luis Aguasvivas (NPR) and podcaster Dave…
Phoenix Downbeat #28: Battle Music | XVI | XV | XIII
We listen to and analyze three different Final Fantasy battle music pieces from three different composers. Working backwards in time, we start with Masayoshi Soken's composition for FFXVI then Yoko Shimomura's FFXV battle theme. We wrap up with Masashi Hamauzu battle music for FFXIII. Plus, some Me…
237: Final Fantasy XIII (with Jenny Windom - Geeks & Grounds)
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What is Final Fantasy if not divisive? Arguably no game in the series is more divisive than Final Fantasy XIII (Square Enix, 2009). I didn't like it when I played it ba…
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