I began to think about some of my favorite games and asked myself which of the two do I think made the game more enjoyable? The graphics give an appeal to the surroundings and can being stunning in their own way. Whether it is pixel art or 3D modeling, the graphics of a video game are looked at as sort of a main support for a game to function and largely affect how we look at the game's universe.
But what about the soundtracks? If it is ambience or a cinematic orchastra, the music in a video game probably affects how we perceive the scene more then anything. There could be a joyous event occuring in game, but the soundtrack can turn it into a depressing scene. The score can easily make or break gameplay in how it makes the player feel.
I think that was a basic run down, so what do you guys think? Are the graphics or the is the soundtrack more important to a game? Or are they equally important?
But what about the soundtracks? If it is ambience or a cinematic orchastra, the music in a video game probably affects how we perceive the scene more then anything. There could be a joyous event occuring in game, but the soundtrack can turn it into a depressing scene. The score can easily make or break gameplay in how it makes the player feel.
I think that was a basic run down, so what do you guys think? Are the graphics or the is the soundtrack more important to a game? Or are they equally important?