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 Member 10741 Level 6.05 Aug 2006 
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In this context I have 3 types of video game music:
1. VGM from games I have played and I enjoy. 2. VGM from games I've never played/I'll never play that I enjoy. 3. VGM from games I will play and which I've never listened to. For the ones metioned in type 3, ill wait untill I've played the game so I can enjoy it even more after I played the game. Also to not spoil the music before I've played the game, since the most important thing in games(99% RPGs) to me is the music. I have to conclude this because almost everytime I liked a game very much, conincidentally the music from that game was excellent. I certainly can enjoy VGM from games I never played; my favourite VGM comes from the dragon quest series and Ive never played a single DQ game in my life  .Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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