Kev_unreal: Masterpiece and Art of Music.

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=25423002

few fail to see what art really is, especially the one that laugh at the greatest games made (Starcraft, Street Fighter 2, Mario, Megaman, ect) due to 10 years old graphics.:(

But visual is a small portion of Art. Yet, art has many forms of expression such as music, painting, video.

Ocarina of Time is a example of a true work of art, a masterpiece. The game was successful not because of the gameplay or graphics but the melodies within the game is the real reason. The music is culturally and worldly inspired and even the game is base on learning a musical instrument called the Ocarina of Time.

:)Zelda 2 is one of my favorite Zelda games and here is a example of great melodie: http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR01489/#

Again, be free to post your point of view of art/music.:P

Depends on the game...lets see for an RTS or a FPS like Halo all the song needs to be is epic and its great

Depends on the game...lets see for an RTS or a FPS like Halo all the song needs to be is epic and its great

poopinloop32

exactly.:)

Roar of the Earth is superior. No matter how much nostaliga OoT may have. :Pfoxhound_fox

Harry Gregson Williams and his music for the MGS saga along with Norihiko Hirobino is the best VG MusicR-Dot-Yung

Most games dont take the risk of being positive, or not hardcore enough, knowing it wont sell to the general gaming community. But knowing that the developers of these games dont care how much units they sell, just how the game ends up. They know they put of true piecees of art, and that makes them happy enough.
bkslayer

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]Roar of the Earth is superior. No matter how much nostaliga OoT may have. :Pimothissucks

Roar of the Earth is superior. No matter how much nostaliga OoT may have. :Pfoxhound_fox

[QUOTE="bkslayer"]Most games dont take the risk of being positive, or not hardcore enough, knowing it wont sell to the general gaming community. But knowing that the developers of these games dont care how much units they sell, just how the game ends up. They know they put of true piecees of art, and that makes them happy enough.
foxhound_fox

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="bkslayer"]Most games dont take the risk of being positive, or not hardcore enough, knowing it wont sell to the general gaming community. But knowing that the developers of these games dont care how much units they sell, just how the game ends up. They know they put of true piecees of art, and that makes them happy enough.
Teh_Stevz

To Stevz: Yes, devs should get punished for ruining a game's reputation in exchange for $$. I hope what happens to burnout doesnt become a trend for gaming companies. Just look at EA games lately...bkslayer