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The Video Game Music Thread

rubinstein

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the crusade can wait, kaelyn.
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There's a specific type of music I really like, which I can't put into words, but it seems to mainly exist in fantasy games from about 1990 to the early 2000s. Sort of moody, anxious, reflective, sombre music that nonetheless has very catchy melodies, and has a kind of hopeful and heroic sound while still being downbeat. This kind of thing:





RuneScape had a lot of these, too:

 
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