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Topic	Post Your Hot Takes About Video Game Music
Joelypoely 03/06/23 7:50:54 PM #46:	Epyo posted... Soundtracks with real instruments are worse. Especially ones with orchestras. Orchestras make everything sound blurry, vague, and weak. Take for example, any Smash Bros Ultimate song that is a fancier real-instruments remake of a song from another game. The original game's song is better, every single time. Another example, the original FF7 soundtrack, versus the FF7 remake. For any song that's in both games, the original PSX MIDI song is better, every single time. The fancier version is just messier and more complex for no benefit. As a result, all soundtracks before ~2007 are better than pretty much all soundtracks after. Completely disagree with this one. The best FF soundtracks, for example, are roughly X, XIII and XV. --- https://philoetryblog.wordpress.com/ <cite>Joelypoely posted [p:972001379] in Post Your ... [t:80368666]...</cite> <quote>Epyo posted...</cite><quote>Soundtracks with real instruments are worse. Especially ones with orchestras. Orchestras make everything sound blurry, vague, and weak.Take for example, any Smash Bros Ultimate song that is a fancier real-instruments remake of a song from another game. The original game's song is better, every single time.Another example, the original FF7 soundtrack, versus the FF7 remake. For any song that's in both games, the original PSX MIDI song is better, every single time. The fancier version is just messier and more complex for no benefit.As a result, all soundtracks before ~2007 are better than pretty much all soundtracks after.</quote>Completely disagree with this one. The best FF soundtracks, for example, are roughly X, XIII and XV. --- https://philoetryblog.wordpress.com/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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