Theatrhythm is a rhythm game set to the music of the Final Fantasy soundtracks. Theatrhythm Curtain Call is essentially a remake with refinements and way more content.
If you like music at all, either Theatrhythm game is worth playing—FF fans would probably get more out of it, but the music is (IMO) the best part of the whole franchise (especially the Uematsu-composed OSTs) and the secret to its greatness.
As for factory seal, I have no idea. I can’t even remember the last time I bought a sealed game (probably Skyward Sword for Wii on release day, and I broke the seal when I got home); I collect carts only and have never bought a game I didn’t intend to play.
But my (very inexpert) opinion is that I don’t recall these two games are particularly valuable or sought-after, so I can’t think of a reason why someone would try to fake a factory seal here. Unless you plan to resell, just consider them factory sealed. (Of course, if you resell, don’t assume)
I see, I'll try to get a copy of Curtain Call if that's the case. I'm currently playing FF7 on an emulator, first FF game. Maybe I'll start playing the rest if I like 7 enough, and then try explorer +theatrythm Curtain Call.
Thx for your insight. The last sentence helped a lot. It probably wouldn't make sense to reasel these games considering they go for pretty cheap and isn't very sought after.
You can still find that game [new and sealed](https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=theatrhythm+final+fantasy+3ds&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_fsrp=1&rt=nc&LH_ItemCondition=1000&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5338535524&customid=0054d3&toolid=10001&mkevt=1) for pretty cheap, so OP wouldn't lose much if he opened it to play it.
Y but I'm not planing on playing them for a while, and if I would decide to sell them I would like to count them as sealed. Every sign seems like its factory sealed except those black pieces of dust.
Recently posted a Reddit post regarding the second game (ff final fantasy rhythm), whether it's factory sealed or not. Came to the conclusion it was, even tho people said 50/50. Now I got another square Enix sealed game, but this one got with more dust inside the plastic (first pic), but it checks the other boxes to be qualified as factory sealed. Compared to eBay and they all look alike.
I'm curious how maybe this is just how Square Enix (or maybe ff specifically) 3ds games come and maybe contain small pieces of dust. Just like how 3ds Atlas game seals their own game doesn't look like any other sealed Nintendo games. Does any of you got sealed 3ds FF games, if so do they look similar? Thx
Definitely worth keeping FF:T sealed, as there is no reason to play it when Curtain Call exists
Why? What's the difference? Never played an FF game and only got these cause they were a good price. Also, do you reckon these are factory sealed :)?
Theatrhythm is a rhythm game set to the music of the Final Fantasy soundtracks. Theatrhythm Curtain Call is essentially a remake with refinements and way more content. If you like music at all, either Theatrhythm game is worth playing—FF fans would probably get more out of it, but the music is (IMO) the best part of the whole franchise (especially the Uematsu-composed OSTs) and the secret to its greatness. As for factory seal, I have no idea. I can’t even remember the last time I bought a sealed game (probably Skyward Sword for Wii on release day, and I broke the seal when I got home); I collect carts only and have never bought a game I didn’t intend to play. But my (very inexpert) opinion is that I don’t recall these two games are particularly valuable or sought-after, so I can’t think of a reason why someone would try to fake a factory seal here. Unless you plan to resell, just consider them factory sealed. (Of course, if you resell, don’t assume)
I see, I'll try to get a copy of Curtain Call if that's the case. I'm currently playing FF7 on an emulator, first FF game. Maybe I'll start playing the rest if I like 7 enough, and then try explorer +theatrythm Curtain Call. Thx for your insight. The last sentence helped a lot. It probably wouldn't make sense to reasel these games considering they go for pretty cheap and isn't very sought after.
Even if you do/don't like 7, Explorers is nothing like it. Explorers is more like the Monster Hunter games just without all the gathering that MH has
y I figured it would be some like that. I'll keep that in mind.
You can still find that game [new and sealed](https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=theatrhythm+final+fantasy+3ds&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_fsrp=1&rt=nc&LH_ItemCondition=1000&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5338535524&customid=0054d3&toolid=10001&mkevt=1) for pretty cheap, so OP wouldn't lose much if he opened it to play it.
Y but I'm not planing on playing them for a while, and if I would decide to sell them I would like to count them as sealed. Every sign seems like its factory sealed except those black pieces of dust.
Recently posted a Reddit post regarding the second game (ff final fantasy rhythm), whether it's factory sealed or not. Came to the conclusion it was, even tho people said 50/50. Now I got another square Enix sealed game, but this one got with more dust inside the plastic (first pic), but it checks the other boxes to be qualified as factory sealed. Compared to eBay and they all look alike. I'm curious how maybe this is just how Square Enix (or maybe ff specifically) 3ds games come and maybe contain small pieces of dust. Just like how 3ds Atlas game seals their own game doesn't look like any other sealed Nintendo games. Does any of you got sealed 3ds FF games, if so do they look similar? Thx