One of my favorite movies of all time, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, still impacts our culture today. From its state-of-the-art production, to its deep characters, this is a film that dares to stand the test of time. There's one thing that we take away from this trilogy though, and it's the first element that hits us with full force: it's music. Yes, music can make or break any film, and the score by John Williams is a masterpiece that is planted so firmly into our squishy and excitable brains. Such masterpieces can also be found in our favorite video games. Here's a list of my top ten Video game soundtracks.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Top Ten Video Game Soundtracks
One of my favorite movies of all time, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, still impacts our culture today. From its state-of-the-art production, to its deep characters, this is a film that dares to stand the test of time. There's one thing that we take away from this trilogy though, and it's the first element that hits us with full force: it's music. Yes, music can make or break any film, and the score by John Williams is a masterpiece that is planted so firmly into our squishy and excitable brains. Such masterpieces can also be found in our favorite video games. Here's a list of my top ten Video game soundtracks.
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