Video game box art is like a visual handshake between the game and the player. If the art is tantamount to a limp handshake, gamers will forget about it and move on to a video game that seizes ...

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Box art isn't just for show; it sets the tone for the entire gaming experience. Covers like Limbo's evoke ... who ironically never played video games, the image draws heavy inspiration from ...

Although reversible cover art is present in many of the best-selling video games of all time, it appears that often only the keenest-eyed fans and artists themselves will most likely notice and ...

The 90s video game soundtracks not only solidified the role of sounds in gaming but also laid the foundation for evolving art in games. Image Credit: Nintendo. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ...

the quirky retro art style, humorous writing, and absolutely groovy and fun soundtrack. So naturally, someone had to take that music and slap some metal guitar over it. Enter RichaadEB, a YouTuber who ...

As video games can fail because of poor music, the better the entire game package is, the more it sells, and the more companies like Microsoft and Sony, which we cover regularly on 24/7 Wall ...

there’s another form of video game music that has had a profound impact on the user experience and has been going strong since the Nineties: the licensed soundtrack. The idea dates to 1982 ...

Go back 30 or 40 years, and video game cover art had some clear issues. It didn’t always follow precise style guides. It was frequently made in a vacuum by someone who had no idea what the game ...

It’s thrilling to see the Recording Academy recognize video-game music as the unique art form that it has become ... “Today,” he says, “artists record covers of game music, symphony ...