Kidd argues that the appeal of Nintendo's music lies in its unique history, highlighting the contributions of composers like Koji Kondo in crafting unforgettable melodies.
Harvey Jones believes that recognizing composers behind the music would deepen appreciation, stating, 'It would be nicer for them if people associated these soundtracks they love with the people who wrote them...'
Jones mentions a trend of renewed interest in classic video game soundtracks, noting, 'I began digging deep into '90s and naughties video game soundtracks and found so many hidden bangers.'
The rise of YouTube playlists showcases the popularity of video game music, with Jones remarking, 'Video game playlists like this can garner millions of views, and Nintendo is responding to this demand.'
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