MTW2 is the most "realistic" medieval representation. MTW1 is the darkest, most pessimistic, false, maybe, representation of the medieval age, but damn it's by far the most impactful
@@scarocci7333 MTW2 is too colorful it makes it sometimes seem almost a Renaissance game not one set in the middle ages. Look, I like the colors because they give a nice atmosphere overall but it's way more fake and holywoodish compared to MTW1. MTW captured the vibes of the middle ages way better than MTW2. MTW2 is still a great game, though. I like MTW2 and I'm not bashing it, just to be clear because I want to avoid misunderstandings. Besides, I would like to see MTW1 and Shogun 1 being remastered someday in the future. Could that ever happen?
@@MsSirAndy The medieval times were very colored. MTW2 is closer to the real aspect of the medieval times than MTW1, who, with its "everything is grey and boring and depressing" is actually the holywoodish vision of these times.
@@Zug75 Yes, they can be! Like most good things in life though, moderation is the key. I’m only saying this because there were times where I think that I spent WAY too much time on games, like staying up until 5 AM when I have to be somewhere at 10 AM. I could do that when I was younger; now, not so much. I will pass down gaming to my kids though, it helped me through a lot of dark times in my life.
The best Ever Ever Game made for PC, so deep ,so enthralling and the soundtrack was just a throw back in time.This intro track just left me on my desktop not wanting to play the game cos of the art rendition with this playing was a TRUE work of ART. Just Stunning,please bring back great games like this BEAUTY.
I would pay a large sum to steam if they could make this game compatible with open servers like they have with the rest of the "early" total wars aside from shogun 1. I would pay more for this than the rest of the total wars combined aside from medieval 2 or Rome (the only two that can come close to this one)
Sometimes I just let this song loop as I read the background of the time periods and factions. This game definitely got me interested in Medieval history and this song does an excellent job of capturing a very dark but incredibly ambitious and fascinating part of human history
Medieval people often believed that the apocalypse was imminent. Not just the turn of the century or millennium, though perhaps especially at those times
@@Slechy_Lesh Although to be honest, how could they not? We tend to exagerate a lot how dark those times where, but when you're simple medieval man and a terrible plague is roaming the land, strange foreing invaders are bringing destruction to the border of the known world, seemingly unstopabble, and ceaseless war beetwen brothers of faith is fought on your homeland, it certainly must seem like the end might as well be near. People on internet tend to exagerate how bad the middle ages were, but compared to our days they were still *very* shitty.
@@fede98k54 I think it's less that average life was completely grim and more just the mood of loss after the fall of the Roman empire. For most peasants life didn't change too much between the eras or even for long stretches after but all long range networks of communication and commerce were so severely disrupted that quality of life couldn't help but suffer. A small village could have all the food it needed and high walls but it's still cut off from the world and unable to send out messengers or caravans for fear of banditry. Plus little or no access to luxury goods or bathhouses.
Thank you so much, amigo! After I tried MTW, the later versions didn't reach the "inmersion" of the first episode. Of course the technology improves, and massive high resolution battles are interesting (and many things more!). But this game is more than the game itself. Its the music, the texture of the sounds in the interface... I am replaying it these days, so, right in the feelings! Thanks again!
Now that they remastered original Rome 2 years ago (done by feral and CA together), does that give us chances to see Medieval 1 being remastered as well someday? What do you think about it?
@@MsSirAndy Honestly I think the community has done better remasters. Darth mod 9.1 for original Rome and Stainless steel 6.4 for Medieval 2 add so much replay value and are crafted with love and passion.
@@_Gandalf_The_White So, If I understood correctly you do think that the community could be making a fan made HD Remaster of the game with improvements? Is there a place where I can gather people who might be working on it or have the intention to help me doing that? Where can I search? Are there any forums or something? Thanks in advance!
@@MsSirAndy I'd have no idea where to start looking, there's probably discord servers out there where prominent community modders hang out, if you were to assemble a team I'd say start looking on there.
For everyone who needs to know how to make the game work decently on Steam, just follow those steps: 1)click right mouse on the MTW Gold icon on dekstop, then go to properties 2) Go on compatibility mode and click Windows XP Service pack2 3) Click on "Run as administrator" and the game will work quite well. Some crashes, but you can deal with that quick saving every 2 turns
this little "Main Menu Theme" is something of astounding, out of time, great Uk studios And think about me, my computer and my S3 savage (sob ...my father tips) never run the Campaign for this game.... And my 70$ to play only historical battle, and then wait 2 years, but hey this theme menu. poor me this happens also on Age Of Mythology (only the Video and then Crash) What delusion for one Noble child like me, but dear peasant, this theme. This theme
I love this game as hell, playing it for 13 years but never stopped and I am still playing it, for a 2002 game it's an insane masterpiece for the technology and the mediocre budget CA had back then! I am currently play a GA campaign with Genoese on BKB super mod and playing it on expert to make things nasty... MTW2 is amazing of course as it is RTW and newer tota war games, I love them all actually, love their mechanics, good options, diplomatic system, sieges, battles and many things but they doesn't capture the depth, atmosphere, balancement, challenge and feeling of the first MTW. It's like more complexity but without make the engine and AI use them properly and giving less options and less depth (altough RTW and MTW2 are still very deep they are great indeed) but 1 has something special, don't know how to explain it in simple words... Medieval 1 is a gem... No other total war can't match how good MTW was and still is, thanks to it's style, atmosphere, simple but great map (with AI that works), long glorious battles, historicity, the details, portraits, soundtrack, colors, the art stye, the many features that MTW2 brought back, everything mixing depth and simplicity together...a perfect compromise... same for movement and game design much better than on MTW2...this game helped me to see the world differently, to help me learn history and I love history and strategy games thanks to this game! At the time when I played warcraft 3 and American Conquest I thought nothing could be better and more deep and complete than these games! But when I discovered MTW bought it from a now defunct store for 10 euros, than this game blew me away when I first started it for the first time on my PC! It's so good and it was fucking revolutionary for me, perfect! Medieval 2 and Rome were already around but I was happy with MTW only without expansion and even without any patch! Just played it proudly being the 'poor boy' at the time with not much money for newer computers and games, but I was still happy and this game blow my mind, another games I enjoyed at this time were of course american conquest, port royale, age of empires 2, Warcraft 3 with its expansion frozen throne, Sim City 3, Serious Sam 1 and Europa Universalis the first one! these with MTW1 were my hours and hours of life spent playing them. Then I started to work gain money and of course I bought better PC and managed to play newer total war and other newer games (especially rts games). But that's another story. One day if all will go as I planned when I will have my small indie developer team (I have programming experience) and a reasonable budget then we will make our own engine from the scratch (our own engine created by me and my future team mates with our own copiright, source code, rights and rules) and with that remake MTW unoficially with a pretty similar medieval game (with other name of course for not have issues) with same style map system , atmosphere, better gameplay, same movement system, similar but BETTER interface but better, modern graphics and more realistic and bigger battles & siege system, modern diplomacy, politics, economy, new mechanics and other new original features with more units, factions, regions, resources, agents etc. All with our own future code engine (not CA's, but only OUR own engine of course) it will take time but It's my goal and for what I'm working on! I will make my dream come true! The game will be also very moddable so people can mod it and make it even better.... this is how MTW for me and many people had to be originally! But once this will finally come true, just patience MTW and total war fans! Everything need time and patience in life, but everything is achievable of course. All the best! Max
The majority of the people prefers medieval 2 due to the fact the game has better graphics, diplomacy, good sieges and a simple but very fun gameplay combined with very good mods. I like both the games equally, maybe I prefer the first one but anyway by a small margin. Medieval 1 was really gritty and dark, it really brought the feel of the dark ages: plague, torture, violence, death, betrayal, greed, hunger for power, religious opression, inquisition and so on. The music really reflect that. The medieval atmosphere is much better implemented than MTW2, as the music. Many good features were missed after Medieval 1: civil wars, incest, henrit land from princess, Tough castle breech with boiling oil, valour bonus for provinces, region and faction leader isolation penalty, faction Re-emergence, faction which emerge during 1300 (Swiss, Burgundians), gunpowder worked well, the game was more balanced and realistic, Cold War stacks which generated in few but big and decisive battles, instead of 100 multi small stacks, with 100 boring battles as MTW2 vanilla, the strategic special missions for agents, the titles and office, every unit has a proper general, not just family heirs... you can kill your own faction members, you can use inquisitor the way it pleases you even burning your own generals, the King traits affect the WHOLE kingdom (not just the region which he administrate), historical campaign and different eras starting dates.... and a lot more.... This game is really complex and polished, only few M2TW mods can match MTW 1 in terms of gameplay.
i recently repurchased it on steam and was experiencing constant crashes at the end of turns and during battles. after digging online for a while i found out that there is some issue newer computers have with the resolution it is set to play at by default. all i had to do was switch it from whatever it was at to the next one up. i'm pretty sure switching to any resolution other than the one it starts on fixes it. hasnt crashed for me since. i dont know if this is the problem you were having but this game should never be missed out on. GO WALES (if viking invasion was ever your thing)
@@MsSirAndy Thanks to both of you. I already knew about the resolution thing, but the problem is that you get reduced frame rates during battles, and turns take longer and longer to process, despite their being fewer factions remaining. It gets to a point where the enemies start throwing armies made up of whatever trash they can throw at you, and the battles go on for ages because of the constant stream of reinforcement units. You end up saving manually before each turn ends just in case. Eventually, the game crashes. Shogun had the same problem, but to a lesser extent - you only saw it if a campaign went on much longer than normal.
@@HordrissTheConfuser Sorry if I reply late. Yes, the optimization and the framerates are rather dull in these older games since they aren't that well optimized well on the newer system properly. Besides, I'm really looking forward for a remaster version of the game. Since got Rome got remastered, are there chances for Shogun 1, Medieval 1 and Medieval 2 being remastered as well? What do you think?
@@MsSirAndy I'm not sure whether they're updating the Steam versions. I noticed that sieges cause attrition now, which was not the case with my original copy. It would require more than a remaster, though - you'd have to dig into the engine to fix things like unit information not being removed from memory. The trouble is that the original TW engine was originally designed for sports games, and therefore had far fewer entities in play at once. I also noticed that assassinations had been reworked, so that you could train up higher valour units from scratch rather than having to risk them at lower levels. I miss the Shogun TW animations though - any remaster would have to include something similar, not to mention the throne room.
Scary as hell but I like it. Describes how my life has went. How much hell I have been through. Years of abuse as a kid by my family. Being bullied in school. Years of depression. Eight suicide attempts. Being in an abusive relationship. This song really describes the shit hand that life has dealt me.
harbors allow you to leave a province by water. but im pretty sure you can land wherever, whenever so long as you have a trade route linking the province your invasion force is in to your target province.
Goosebumps. Felt much darker than MTW2
MTW2 is the most "realistic" medieval representation. MTW1 is the darkest, most pessimistic, false, maybe, representation of the medieval age, but damn it's by far the most impactful
@@scarocci7333 "false"
ah yes, when the biggest medieval achievement was shitting on the street only half the time lmao
@@Jeyeyeyey spotted renaissance propaganda npc
@@scarocci7333 MTW2 is too colorful it makes it sometimes seem almost a Renaissance game not one set in the middle ages. Look, I like the colors because they give a nice atmosphere overall but it's way more fake and holywoodish compared to MTW1. MTW captured the vibes of the middle ages way better than MTW2. MTW2 is still a great game, though. I like MTW2 and I'm not bashing it, just to be clear because I want to avoid misunderstandings.
Besides, I would like to see MTW1 and Shogun 1 being remastered someday in the future. Could that ever happen?
@@MsSirAndy The medieval times were very colored. MTW2 is closer to the real aspect of the medieval times than MTW1, who, with its "everything is grey and boring and depressing" is actually the holywoodish vision of these times.
I aced every European geography quiz without studying because of this game.
Bram Rhodes Douglas Lol, same! I knew a lot of general history thanks to games like this getting me into history.
@@BulletTheEnforcer games are productive.
@@Zug75 Yes, they can be! Like most good things in life though, moderation is the key. I’m only saying this because there were times where I think that I spent WAY too much time on games, like staying up until 5 AM when I have to be somewhere at 10 AM. I could do that when I was younger; now, not so much. I will pass down gaming to my kids though, it helped me through a lot of dark times in my life.
I did not even study for my humanities 2 class and got an A because of this game.
Yeah dude. Me too
The best Ever Ever Game made for PC, so deep ,so enthralling and the soundtrack was just a throw back in time.This intro track just left me on my desktop not wanting to play the game cos of the art rendition with this playing was a TRUE work of ART.
Just Stunning,please bring back great games like this BEAUTY.
God i miss this so much
+G.U.A.C amoley (“Final Breath”) it was the shit back in 2003 :)
+G.U.A.C “Final Breath” amoley missed it too too bad windows 8 and 10 cannot handle this level of epicness
I would pay a large sum to steam if they could make this game compatible with open servers like they have with the rest of the "early" total wars aside from shogun 1. I would pay more for this than the rest of the total wars combined aside from medieval 2 or Rome (the only two that can come close to this one)
Moshpit Gaming well I do hope they make it compatible to windows 8 and 10
+Moshpit Gaming I so much fuckin agree with you sire. Absolutely true!
Sometimes I just let this song loop as I read the background of the time periods and factions. This game definitely got me interested in Medieval history and this song does an excellent job of capturing a very dark but incredibly ambitious and fascinating part of human history
Exact same!
Quite a trick! Gonna try it sometime
This track needs a 10 hour version
Totally set a different mood for what the game was really like. The theme makes it sound more apocalyptic, but it was never the less a good theme.
Fits the darkness and grim nature of the medieval ages.
Medieval people often believed that the apocalypse was imminent. Not just the turn of the century or millennium, though perhaps especially at those times
@@Slechy_Lesh Although to be honest, how could they not? We tend to exagerate a lot how dark those times where, but when you're simple medieval man and a terrible plague is roaming the land, strange foreing invaders are bringing destruction to the border of the known world, seemingly unstopabble, and ceaseless war beetwen brothers of faith is fought on your homeland, it certainly must seem like the end might as well be near. People on internet tend to exagerate how bad the middle ages were, but compared to our days they were still *very* shitty.
@@Slechy_Lesh covid 19 entered the chat
@@fede98k54 I think it's less that average life was completely grim and more just the mood of loss after the fall of the Roman empire. For most peasants life didn't change too much between the eras or even for long stretches after but all long range networks of communication and commerce were so severely disrupted that quality of life couldn't help but suffer.
A small village could have all the food it needed and high walls but it's still cut off from the world and unable to send out messengers or caravans for fear of banditry. Plus little or no access to luxury goods or bathhouses.
best pc game in my opinion and best soundtrack for its type
Have you seen ETW
Can a game change you? This game is the proof for me.
game ahead of its time.
caught that name and pic and had to say something. goddamn the internet is great sometimes XD
awesome name xD
the best theme of all TW series
Absolutely the very best intro to this series ever made imo. Perfect in every way seeing the sillouettes coming back after battle was breathtaking.
I'm hoping that Medieval 1 is going to get a remastered with Medieval 2. Any likely?
Thank you so much, amigo! After I tried MTW, the later versions didn't reach the "inmersion" of the first episode. Of course the technology improves, and massive high resolution battles are interesting (and many things more!). But this game is more than the game itself. Its the music, the texture of the sounds in the interface... I am replaying it these days, so, right in the feelings! Thanks again!
That first track brings my right back to when I first played Medieval Total War in 2002.
This felt like living through the actual dark age of mankind
One of my favorite pieces of music from any strategy game.
Violent chess, I like it, game was and still is a true masterpiece.
Now that they remastered original Rome 2 years ago (done by feral and CA together), does that give us chances to see Medieval 1 being remastered as well someday? What do you think about it?
@@MsSirAndy Honestly I think the community has done better remasters. Darth mod 9.1 for original Rome and Stainless steel 6.4 for Medieval 2 add so much replay value and are crafted with love and passion.
@@_Gandalf_The_White So, If I understood correctly you do think that the community could be making a fan made HD Remaster of the game with improvements? Is there a place where I can gather people who might be working on it or have the intention to help me doing that? Where can I search? Are there any forums or something? Thanks in advance!
@@MsSirAndy I'd have no idea where to start looking, there's probably discord servers out there where prominent community modders hang out, if you were to assemble a team I'd say start looking on there.
Silhouette slow galloping knight on a background of archers and spearmen and banners .. ..
music to my ears
very dark and scary, masterpiece.
the theme song of the black death
viking invasion; some of the most fun i've ever had gaming. and this menu music made it so much better somehow.
For everyone who needs to know how to make the game work decently on Steam, just follow those steps:
1)click right mouse on the MTW Gold icon on dekstop, then go to properties
2) Go on compatibility mode and click Windows XP Service pack2
3) Click on "Run as administrator" and the game will work quite well. Some crashes, but you can deal with that quick saving every 2 turns
For those of the warrior class, their life and work is a grim business.
this little "Main Menu Theme" is something of astounding, out of time, great Uk studios
And think about me, my computer and my S3 savage (sob ...my father tips) never run the Campaign for this game....
And my 70$ to play only historical battle, and then wait 2 years, but hey this theme menu.
poor me this happens also on Age Of Mythology (only the Video and then Crash)
What delusion for one Noble child like me, but dear peasant, this theme. This theme
I still like the Attila, Medieval 2, Napoleon, Rome 2, Rome, Shogun 2 and Warhammer themes more.
+Thomas Peacock
How can you put Rome 2 or Warhammer main menu themes over this?
@@LordVader1094 bro rome 2 has the best theme
I love this game as hell, playing it for 13 years but never stopped and I am still playing it, for a 2002 game it's an insane masterpiece for the technology and the mediocre budget CA had back then! I am currently play a GA campaign with Genoese on BKB super mod and playing it on expert to make things nasty... MTW2 is amazing of course as it is RTW and newer tota war games, I love them all actually, love their mechanics, good options, diplomatic system, sieges, battles and many things but they doesn't capture the depth, atmosphere, balancement, challenge and feeling of the first MTW. It's like more complexity but without make the engine and AI use them properly and giving less options and less depth (altough RTW and MTW2 are still very deep they are great indeed) but 1 has something special, don't know how to explain it in simple words... Medieval 1 is a gem... No other total war can't match how good MTW was and still is, thanks to it's style, atmosphere, simple but great map (with AI that works), long glorious battles, historicity, the details, portraits, soundtrack, colors, the art stye, the many features that MTW2 brought back, everything mixing depth and simplicity together...a perfect compromise... same for movement and game design much better than on MTW2...this game helped me to see the world differently, to help me learn history and I love history and strategy games thanks to this game! At the time when I played warcraft 3 and American Conquest I thought nothing could be better and more deep and complete than these games! But when I discovered MTW bought it from a now defunct store for 10 euros, than this game blew me away when I first started it for the first time on my PC! It's so good and it was fucking revolutionary for me, perfect!
Medieval 2 and Rome were already around but I was happy with MTW only without expansion and even without any patch! Just played it proudly being the 'poor boy' at the time with not much money for newer computers and games, but I was still happy and this game blow my mind, another games I enjoyed at this time were of course american conquest, port royale, age of empires 2, Warcraft 3 with its expansion frozen throne, Sim City 3, Serious Sam 1 and Europa Universalis the first one! these with MTW1 were my hours and hours of life spent playing them. Then I started to work gain money and of course I bought better PC and managed to play newer total war and other newer games (especially rts games). But that's another story.
One day if all will go as I planned when I will have my small indie developer team (I have programming experience) and a reasonable budget then we will make our own engine from the scratch (our own engine created by me and my future team mates with our own copiright, source code, rights and rules) and with that remake MTW unoficially with a pretty similar medieval game (with other name of course for not have issues) with same style map system , atmosphere, better gameplay, same movement system, similar but BETTER interface but better, modern graphics and more realistic and bigger battles & siege system, modern diplomacy, politics, economy, new mechanics and other new original features with more units, factions, regions, resources, agents etc. All with our own future code engine (not CA's, but only OUR own engine of course) it will take time but It's my goal and for what I'm working on! I will make my dream come true! The game will be also very moddable so people can mod it and make it even better.... this is how MTW for me and many people had to be originally! But once this will finally come true, just patience MTW and total war fans! Everything need time and patience in life, but everything is achievable of course.
All the best!
Max
Can't wait to play it, sounds amazing!
PhD in totalwar
Medieval I will always be amazing, but the guy on the Box art's face will never not crack me up
This used to be soundtrack of my every single history exam back in the days
The majority of the people prefers medieval 2 due to the fact the game has better graphics, diplomacy, good sieges and a simple but very fun gameplay combined with very good mods. I like both the games equally, maybe I prefer the first one but anyway by a small margin. Medieval 1 was really gritty and dark, it really brought the feel of the dark ages: plague, torture, violence, death, betrayal, greed, hunger for power, religious opression, inquisition and so on. The music really reflect that. The medieval atmosphere is much better implemented than MTW2, as the music. Many good features were missed after Medieval 1: civil wars, incest, henrit land from princess, Tough castle breech with boiling oil, valour bonus for provinces, region and faction leader isolation penalty, faction Re-emergence, faction which emerge during 1300 (Swiss, Burgundians), gunpowder worked well, the game was more balanced and realistic, Cold War stacks which generated in few but big and decisive battles, instead of 100 multi small stacks, with 100 boring battles as MTW2 vanilla, the strategic special missions for agents, the titles and office, every unit has a proper general, not just family heirs... you can kill your own faction members, you can use inquisitor the way it pleases you even burning your own generals, the King traits affect the WHOLE kingdom (not just the region which he administrate), historical campaign and different eras starting dates.... and a lot more.... This game is really complex and polished, only few M2TW mods can match MTW 1 in terms of gameplay.
wish this game was compatible with modern computers. really miss playing it
STEAM HAS IT, 9.99! NOT A BAD DEAL!
@@Zug75 seems incompatible with latest windows. Might have to crack open my old laptop
Nasıl bbir yeteneksin sen be
Real nice
I don't care about the memory leaks. I just wish I could get this game to work again.
i recently repurchased it on steam and was experiencing constant crashes at the end of turns and during battles. after digging online for a while i found out that there is some issue newer computers have with the resolution it is set to play at by default. all i had to do was switch it from whatever it was at to the next one up. i'm pretty sure switching to any resolution other than the one it starts on fixes it. hasnt crashed for me since. i dont know if this is the problem you were having but this game should never be missed out on. GO WALES (if viking invasion was ever your thing)
@@geraldmichaelsaballus4433 You just need to put compatibility mode for windows XP service pack 2 and "run as administrator"
@@MsSirAndy Thanks to both of you. I already knew about the resolution thing, but the problem is that you get reduced frame rates during battles, and turns take longer and longer to process, despite their being fewer factions remaining. It gets to a point where the enemies start throwing armies made up of whatever trash they can throw at you, and the battles go on for ages because of the constant stream of reinforcement units. You end up saving manually before each turn ends just in case. Eventually, the game crashes. Shogun had the same problem, but to a lesser extent - you only saw it if a campaign went on much longer than normal.
@@HordrissTheConfuser Sorry if I reply late. Yes, the optimization and the framerates are rather dull in these older games since they aren't that well optimized well on the newer system properly. Besides, I'm really looking forward for a remaster version of the game. Since got Rome got remastered, are there chances for Shogun 1, Medieval 1 and Medieval 2 being remastered as well? What do you think?
@@MsSirAndy I'm not sure whether they're updating the Steam versions. I noticed that sieges cause attrition now, which was not the case with my original copy. It would require more than a remaster, though - you'd have to dig into the engine to fix things like unit information not being removed from memory. The trouble is that the original TW engine was originally designed for sports games, and therefore had far fewer entities in play at once.
I also noticed that assassinations had been reworked, so that you could train up higher valour units from scratch rather than having to risk them at lower levels. I miss the Shogun TW animations though - any remaster would have to include something similar, not to mention the throne room.
When you enter the Chapel Perilous with young Lancelot
You feel like the God's hand will fall on your sins any moment!
Lancelot enters the Chapel Perilous...
Scary as hell but I like it. Describes how my life has went. How much hell I have been through. Years of abuse as a kid by my family. Being bullied in school. Years of depression. Eight suicide attempts. Being in an abusive relationship. This song really describes the shit hand that life has dealt me.
yes man same for me! Everyone always lives his life like 'a dark age', that's the truth of our lives.
wtf man hope you're good
1:07
Ikr
MTW 3!
CA please make MTW1 Remaster
By the way, does anybody knows how to invade Ireland if they didnt build a harbour?
harbors allow you to leave a province by water. but im pretty sure you can land wherever, whenever so long as you have a trade route linking the province your invasion force is in to your target province.
Thanks! It reminded me to Asterix & Obelix. I conquered the world, but those Irish!
Reminds me of Baldur's Gate a bit
Batman at middle age...
It lacks the very beginning.
No neutral European themes?
Halo totally ripped this music.
How could they have 'ripped' this theme if MTW came after HCE?
Plus, neither soundtrack sounds alike.