Zerophite wrote:JustinCredible wrote:I disagree... not to say that the music isn't good, but those classic nintendo themes are touchless and etched in our minds as these gods that hang over us and mock us with their silver tounges and wooden spoons.... telling us BAD BAD BAD!!!!
hmm, I disagree now. I'd say one of the main reasons Ninendo themes are etched into it's generations head's is because the music was so minimalistic, you could do nothing but have it stuck in your head, bonded to a memory. PSX is a different generation. I grew up on NES, andothers grow up on Genesis, PSX, etc.
I can't really get into new games for some reason. I stuck to FFVI while people moved to FFVII, and the 3d models didn't grip me like the low res 2d sprites did.
But that's just me. You can't really argue something as subjective as what systems were betterI'm NES and SNES
I wouldn't really put it as minimalistic... just catchy... like the happy birthday song or For he's a Jolly good fellow... their simple AND catchy. The PSX games do also have wonderful music... but more focus is put into making kick ass graphics rather then developing a consistant theme... blah blah blah, shit on screen....
Well I think that Sega Master system was better then the NES--> Hardware Wise and Software wise.... but NES held advertising power and used its momentum to strong-arm companies to only publish games on their console theyby killing the master system....


