But when it's necessary, the man is able to smoothly transition from straight orchestral into rock-infused orchestral with great effect. Suzuki is arguably one of the most consistent and reliable arrangers to provide tracks that do their job; Hype you up. 9/9
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrP8...

In terms of pure popularity, it can be argued that Find the Flame from FF16 is his most popular track yet, and with good reason. Very blood boiling track that is able to hype you up and very powerful sound overall. 8/9
youtu.be/lvQqUOGz6MM?...

But again, his range is more than just orchestral, and sometimes he mixes other stuff with it. He has experimented a little bit with dubstep-esque styles in various tracks, and I wish he would go a bit further with it in one or two songs. 7/9
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4BM...

It is at this point you should become well familiar with his sound library. He primarily uses synthesised instruments for his work, and most of his orchestral stuff has a very distinct sound to it, making it very easy to recognize which tracks he worked on. 6/9
youtu.be/0dY7UbKg02E?...

He was the de facto lead composer for Episode Prompto, and he tried different kinds of styles, everything from acoustic to electronic. He showed a lot of variety and proved he could provide much more than just arrangements. 5/9
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMkr...

He's done at least one phase of every final boss of every XIV expansion, including A Realm Reborn. Only his Heavensward one was relegated to the Extreme version of the fight. But the one in Stormblood is probably his most standout. 4/9
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNe-...

But do you remember the game within the game of FF15, the pinball game Justice Monsters Five? Don't blame you if you don't, but it actually has its own dedicated soundtrack. Here Suzuki shows that he can do more than just orchestral styled pieces. 3/9
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AO9US5cKvcU

He later arranged or composed a number of tracks on 15, but probably most notably, the standard battle theme of the first major area in the game. 2/9
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqDe...

Just five years ago, €60 was the standard. Then it became €70. And now they're pushing for €80. Makes you wonder they'll go all the way to €100. Video games are becoming too expensive to support on launch. Waiting for sales was always justifiable, but it's even more now.

Living in PAL land was great when it came to Castlevania. We could play Castlevania, Castlevania, Castlevania, or Castlevania.