Plenty of us have obtained soundtracks to our favorite games because they were either good or we wanted a taste of nostalgia, but have any of you guys ever been playing through a game for the first time and thought to yourself, "Damn this music is fucking awesome. I need to get this shit like right-stat now!"
So far this has happened to me three times. The first was during my first playthrough of BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, the second was with Witcher 2 and just recently it happened to me while playing through Persona 4 for the first time. I wouldn't count Skyrim as I pre-ordered the soundtrack before the game even came out... what? Jeremey Soule's the fucking man.
I think it says a lot about a game's music if it actually draws your focus away from the game and makes you notice how good the music is. I think most people would say a good game sountrack melds into the background and supports the atmosphere the game is trying to provide and I would agree. However I'd say it is more successful if it's one of the primary things you focus on/notice during the game.
What do you guys think?
So far this has happened to me three times. The first was during my first playthrough of BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, the second was with Witcher 2 and just recently it happened to me while playing through Persona 4 for the first time. I wouldn't count Skyrim as I pre-ordered the soundtrack before the game even came out... what? Jeremey Soule's the fucking man.
I think it says a lot about a game's music if it actually draws your focus away from the game and makes you notice how good the music is. I think most people would say a good game sountrack melds into the background and supports the atmosphere the game is trying to provide and I would agree. However I'd say it is more successful if it's one of the primary things you focus on/notice during the game.
What do you guys think?