isn't the original topic about whining divas? convincing someone who is missing an appreciation of music that it's actually really valuable is like trying to convince a gay guy to be straight.
the fact that those concerned in either article are whinging about it is just ridiculous.
Yes, the technology is important, but it’s the human performances within them that people really connect to
that's funny. i don't think he's ever played a GTA game. give him a go at GTAII and maybe he'll see the error of his ways. i think sound, music and decent voice-acting are hugely important for the atmosphere and enjoyment of a game, but nowhere near enough to justify
royalties when the people who put hard work in get paid a flat rate.
the second guy will hopefully read his next contract before he
gives someone else the rights to his music (which, btw, should be self-explanatory).
julz
