Tag: gaming

The Best Music-Related Games Ever Released

March 31, 2022

Music and gaming have shared a close relationship since video games came into existence. As with film, video games use music to set the scene and create a connection with the audience. But some games take that connection with music to a whole new level, basing the gameplay on music and creating an entire genre of music-related video games. Read on to see how the inextricable link between music and video games has developed over the years!

Should More Artists Follow 50 Cent’s Lead and Expand their Franchise in Other Media?

February 21, 2022

The modern entertainment world is more integrated than it’s ever been, and it’s reaching a stage at which it could be unwise for musicians to stick solely to music. Expanding onto other platforms such as film and games is the perfect way to increase awareness, and it’s now easier than ever to do this thanks to the variety of streaming and game services that people use.

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Did You Play These Classic Music Games?

June 11, 2021

The gaming genre has a wide range of titles for gamers to enjoy. When assessing the entertainment options of today, the releases gamers can access has never been so diverse. Sports fans can sample a variety of titles on soccer and tennis, for example, people who enjoy exploring open-world games have plenty of releases to choose from, and music fans have a range of games to tuck into also. In fact, some of the music games which have been released over the years will never die.

‘A Fortnite To Remember: Is Gaming the New Pop Music?

March 26, 2021

With the music industry being more fragmented than ever, youth culture has focused on an industry that is arguably more unified, the gaming industry. While 2020 was a year of uncertainty, the 12 months where we saw the coronavirus was also where video gaming became the pop culture phenomenon of all time, even overtaking music. But is this really the case? While only now we’ve seen prominent musicians connecting with their fans on a more personal level via social media, this something that gamers have been doing for a long time on platforms like Twitch. Why is gaming actually the new pop music?Â