Tags for this video have been changed from 'dance, pop, lock, and, lotsofotherones' to 'dance, pop, lock, and, lotsofotherones, TakeSomeCrime' - edited by Zawash

Tags for this video have been changed from 'dance, dubstep, adele, break dancing, pop, lock' to 'dance, dubstep, adele, break dancing, pop lock' - edited by lucky760

Tags for this video have been changed from 'dance, dubstep, adele' to 'dance, dubstep, adele, break dancing, pop, lock' - edited by dystopianfuturetoday

Tags for this video have been changed from '8 bit, dance, pop, electric, awesome' to '8 bit, dance, pop, electric, awesome, Shynola, deluxe paint' - edited by looris

Tags for this video have been changed from 'DeeLite, DancePop, House, ClubDance, Lady Miss Kier' to 'Deee Lite, Dance Pop, House, Club Dance, Lady Miss Kier' - edited by chicchorea

What he was saying is, we reward games disproportionately for the first impressions they make, the marketing, distribution etc... of them when we buy them off the shelves without having tried them, and that's what leads to an industry of derivative sequels, a lack of risk taking and creativity and a side lining of indie games. Whether they gaming industry likes it or not though, piracy is basically enabling people, especially when it comes down to single player games, to 'try before you buy'.

He's not saying anything new by any means. The same thing applies to movies, music, virtually any other genre. The movie industries is flooded with sequels, remakes, rehashes, whereas the music industry basically rides on the coattails of a few big celebrity bands/singers/routine dancing pop stars. If anything the game industry is ahead of the bell curve. When I discuss games with other people, what reviews it's getting comes up way more often as a conversation topic than for movies. I guess movies are generally a more subjective medium though. Not to mention some but definitely not all indie games like Braid, World of Goo, Plants VS Zombies did get lots of coverage on prominent review sites like Gamespot/IGN, which helps a lot.

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This would suck if the music hadn't been stolen from the LOTR score. Turning it into dance pop makes it funny.