List of Square Enix Compilation Albums

List Of Square Enix Compilation Albums

This is a list of compilation albums of music produced by Square Enix (formerly two separate companies, Enix and Square). This music originates or is arranged from video games published by the company, with the exception the Square Enix Music Official Bootleg albums which feature original music.

This list contains music originating from multiple game series. For compilation albums of music from the Final Fantasy series only, see List of Final Fantasy compilation albums.

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