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Veteran Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu believes settling for Hollywood-style scores means 'game music cannot develop further'
I thought we were doing pretty well.
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Never say never. Game music is always still developing, but just not the way you expect. The indie games have either creative on music, or complete 90 style throwbacks like with Final Vendetta. There's plenty of bangers still out there.Veteran Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu believes settling for Hollywood-style scores means 'game music cannot develop further'
I thought we were doing pretty well.
Dynamic music systems like the one Killer Instinct has could make a remarkable difference in gaming music.Veteran Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu believes settling for Hollywood-style scores means 'game music cannot develop further'
I thought we were doing pretty well.
And it did. Not to mention the dynamic music from DmC 2013, DMC5, Metal Gear Rising, and Nier Automata. There's also the Donkey Kong Jungle Beat games and Tetris Effect. Both use dynamic music. I don't expect this person to play every single one of these games, but did he not know about these?
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Also MGS and most Sony exclusives since PS3 era had some form of dynamic music. It often helps cue the player in to what’s happening on screen and to adjust how they play.
I forgot to mention the Serious Sam franchise! Croteam has been doing dynamic music since the! first! game!
Hi-Fi Rush came out last year, and is coming out on PS5 in a few days!
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The final level is called 'Trimming The Herbs', and is supposedly extremely hard in ways that aren't obvious if you aren't a top tier player. So far 1115 people have made 92.333 attempts to clear it. It should be noted some if these levels took months to clear. 24 days to go.
Well, that certainly is a new direction. Thumbnail comes off pretty outrage youtuber, but the actual content isn't indignant enough, instead more like a content farm article in talking head form: listing off events and referencing, but offering no actual insights.
Anyway, on the subject of the video: whether people knew it or not, that's the trade-off they made for more convenience.
EDIT: Ray, I never went back to Ubisoft. The last game I played from them was Rayman Legends all the way back in 2013 (I did play it again when it was free on PS+ back in 2016), and Trackmania back in 2015. Otherwise, I never got "sucked back in again". I boycotted them officially and that was it. I have even less reasons to go back to them, because there are so many other better games, and I already played the best Assassin's Creed game ever made: Ghost of Tsushima.
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