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game. I wrote about how soundtracks are very noticed by people as they generally come from whatever genre of music is popular at the time and falls into the current day trend. Studies have shown that video game soundtracks also have the power to not only help the gamer focus on playing the video game but also collect their thoughts and help with their cognitive skills. This makes sense because the players that were playing the video games were listening to the music and engaging their brain. After these studies were done more emphasis was placed on soundtracks and many video game designers began to give importance to the soundtracks that were playing in video games as a marketing strategy to increase the number of sales that could be done if people begin to realize the direct link between video game music soundtracks and immersion. I believe that this is a good addition to this article because it elaborates on the importance of soundtracks which the article doesn't currently do very well.
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instrument being used, a limited tone generator. IMO thats the only scope that this section should deal with, and that any reference to a 'band' that didn't use an actual video game sound engine as their musical instrument, or to compositions from the 4th gen or later equipment (which was essentially no different than regular sampled instruments of the day) are irrelevant.
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I added a couple sentences and included three references. I'm not sure how (or if) we'll be able to work in the other sources, since they're pretty short on actual content. Didn't have much time to read through all of your changes, but on first glance it looks great. I'm also wondering if we should
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Games still have soundtracks? I thought they were 100% dialogue and cutscenes? :) But seriously, the bulk of this article is driven by nostalgia, which explains the lack of current content. If you can find sources on modern games, I agree that the article could/should be brought up to date. Cheers!
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1984年には、細野晴臣プロデュースのアルバム「ビデオ・ゲーム・ミュージック」にて、『ゼビウス』などのゲームミュージックが初めてレコードとしてリリース。翌年にはアルファレコード内に、ゲームミュージック専門のレーベル・GMOが発足し、ゲームミュージックのサウンドトラック市場が形成され始めた。
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