Quest 64 Ripped Off Lufia 2???

They both use the SAME style music.

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[AFreshWhip]

Umm.. That would probably be because they're both RPG's. They don't even sound very similar....

[tmag86]

5 notes does not plagiarism make, never mind the songs aren't even the same tempo or even sound remotely similar. Oh, and your entire channel is a steaming pile of fail shit. Just thought you should know.

[tmag86]

@SalemsShift Oh okay, next time I comment on someone's crap video on Youtube I'll be sure to post my own equally crappy video so it will be fair.

[SalemsShift]

@tmag86 At least he's actually uploaded stuff, unlike you.

[iantal232io1]

maybe they were the same composers....

[SuperJat64]

Quest 64 will forever be a great game

[rootedinjesus]

Ya, I hear it, but you're making a poor argument. The two songs move at considerably different paces, and you've only told us what you've heard. Also, what makes you think that Quest 64 was deliberately ripping off another game? Of course their music will sound similar: the N64 came after the SNES, and Quest's music was also rpg! This vid's just a waste of time; typing this long comment is a waste of time! (I am so self-contradictory...lulz)

[angelsgrace16]

sounds way way different to me.

[lukethexjess2]

using the same chords for a brief period =/= striking similarity. It's common for a lot of songs to have a couple passages that are in other songs or sound similar to other songs.

[ihatefurrys]

I hear nothing.

[Erduk]

Sounds nothing alike. You are on crack.