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Listen to this and then you'll agree with me.



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Hmm, rousing string arrangements with a few passing similarities. Yeah, definitely sue-worthy. 100%, no doubt about it, bulletproof lawsuit right there.



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blaydcor said:
Hmm, rousing string arrangements with a few passing similarities. Yeah, definitely sue-worthy. 100%, no doubt about it, bulletproof lawsuit right there.

I'm glad the title caught someone's attention. :)



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Hmmm, I didn't meant to sound that sarcastic. They are similar, but I don't think it's lawsuit worthy. Incidental similarities happen a lot in music. I thinks its them both being string-heavy that really makes them sound the same.



Crusty VGchartz old timer who sporadically returns & posts. Let's debate nebulous shit and expand our perpectives. Or whatever.

blaydcor said:
Hmmm, I didn't meant to sound that sarcastic. They are similar, but I don't think it's lawsuit worthy. Incidental similarities happen a lot in music. I thinks its them both being string-heavy that really makes them sound the same.

I can understand that.  I was being sarcastic with my title though.  Also, I love that my favorite theme in Partners in Time is incidentally being used in the Last Story.



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Are the composers the same? if so its normal... Sakaruba does tons of music in tri-Ace and Namco Bandai games and sometimes they end up sounding very similarly



Given that both were contracted by Nintendo, i would find the whole process rather difficult, and that's if they actually did have a case.

 

Toei totally has a case against Nintendo, though.

(just the first one)



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Can't listen to this at work, tagging for later out of curiosity.



I think HAL Laboratories had a better lawsuit against Square for Uematsu's total rip of Jun Ishikawa's "The Gourmet Race" from Kirby with his "You're not Alone" from FFIX.



Kenology said:
I think HAL Laboratories had a better lawsuit against Square for Uematsu's total rip of Jun Ishikawa's "The Gourmet Race" from Kirby with his "You're not Alone" from FFIX.

I demand you prove that one