The music of Breath of the Wild is super interesting

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I have repeated many times that The legend of Zelda: the breath of nature in our minds two years later (and a year later, when I talked about it all the time in 2018), and the fact remains that still worth talking and dissect after all this time. Even if you hate him, you must respect his haste.

Today, we are examining the impact of game music on our fun to play, especially with regard to exploring the open world. This analysis is conducted by the Dan School of Drama & Music at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario (Canada). The essential thing is that music can influence our perception of time, according to a principle of the theorist of cinema, Jean Mitry, called the "dialect of time". The video postulates that video games exacerbate this concept because of the direct control, with Zelda: Breath of nature presented as one of the best examples of the dialect of time. Sonic& # 39; & # 39; hurry up! & # 39; & # 39; Music is another perfect example of how a score can create an emergency or change your playing style.

Getting to just under 10 minutes is not a waste of time, and if you still play Breath of nature or are remotely interested in music theory, it's worth a look.

[Thanks John!]

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