Vagrant Story has stellar sound design, especially the door opening and closing noises. There have never been sexier door noises.
But the attacks in general have a great, metallic chunk to them.

>>3993654
Entire PS1 Squaresoft library easily.
They had the magical crystal sound effects locked down hard. There's something about them that sounds more mystical and thus more convincing on those older games than the higher-quality SE you'd hear in FFX/FFX-2/FFXI/FFXII and the like.

>>3993712
>FFX-2
What can I do for you... *sings*

>>3993654
>I really love the BZZT sound effect for when you purchase new skills in final fantasy tactics
Not just that I also love the selection sfx

Even starting from the SNES/PSX version of TO I already loved the hit effects for each skills/attacks desu

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Also gonna chime in with the menu sound effects from any Star Ocean game. They don't sound like they're supposed to be in a video game at all somehow, yet I can't imagine Star Ocean having anything besides these.
https://files.catbox.moe/y191mz.webm

>>3993654
I love the wooden *knock!* from Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale clicking the menus.
Some other sounds from those games...
>identify, *CRACKLEWOOSH!*
>memorize/unmemorize spells, *twinkles.*
>trying to remove a cursed item, *droning cord of doom.*
And finally my favorite is the noises that play when you pick up and put down arrows (not the Icewind Dale version).

Kingdom Hearts, FFX, and Mario RPG have some of my favorite menu sound effects. I think it's when you select equipment to put on in Mario RPG it makes this tongue clicking kind of sound. I loved that.

>>3993654
>Too many Mario RPG end spells to list
>magic cast by magikoopas in Paper Mario
>Performing a stylish attack in TTYD
>Fanfare in any final fantasy
>Consuming a healing item in Arc the Lad
>Ten no sabaku in Arc the Lad
>Magic Cast in Seiken Densetsu 3

>Jynx's cry in pokemon

>>3994585
>Jynx's cry in pokemon
ma nigga. You too, anon.