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Anon enjoys videogame music
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I could sympathize with your point if VGM was still the blips and blops of cheap midi synths like it was in Doom's hayday. Heck, I still someshat sympathize with the idea that VGM just doesn't work as well as albums for making a pure listening experience because the game inherently restricts it's format (though I'd say it depends on the game). But VGM by [current year] has gotten so good I must ask what VGM you have heard. Would you make the same claim for film soundtracks?
Unsolicited VGM suggestions that I think prove my point
Expedition 33, Neon White, Ultrakill, Team Fortress 2, Hyper Light DrifterI do feel the same way about movie soundtracks. My partner pulled the full interstellar soundtrack into their chill out playlist and I wince a little every time.
I liked the music in bioshock, shadow of the colossus, kingdom hearts 3, horizon, undertale, etc., quite a lot. But devoting time to listening to it, rather than modern music made for home listening just doesn’t appeal to me. It feels like pulling out a jigsaw when you need a dremel. Like, you can do that, certainly, but there are infinitely better options
Its almost a cliche to say it at this point, but Clair Obscur’s soundtrack is incredible.