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==Media== ===Spin-off games=== The spin-offs' gameplay can deviate a lot from the main series. While spin-offs tend to include gameplay fundamentals, if only in abilities and ability names, many stick to role-playing game elements. As an example, although ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' and games following its format are fighting games, they still feature character growth, characters using their specific abilities, and similar equipment systems. Another notable spin-off, ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'', is a tactical role-playing game with a job system that uses tactical unit command as opposed to one of the battle systems featured throughout the main series. Many games also feature action elements, such as ''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]'', while others include shooting elements, such as ''[[Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-]]'', but still keep the to the franchises' fundamentals. Many spin-offs have been released on mobile platforms that use simplified forms of typical battle systems, such as ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''. Other games use {{w|collectible card game}}play, barely reminiscent of the main series. ===Music=== The compositions' success has resulted in many side projects by Uematsu based on the music from the series. ''[[The Black Mages]]'' was a hard rock band that rearranged and remixed music from the series. Other notable projects have included live orchestral tours Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy, Final Symphony tours and the Dear Friends -Music from Final Fantasy- tour. Many rearrangement compilations have been released on the series' music, the Piano Collections being among the best known, with many games also having special orchestrated albums whose compositions have been performed in the live orchestral tours. Official sheet music books have been released in Japan, usually for piano arrangements of the in-game soundtracks.
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