1) do not call something nostalgic just because it's old. I've been playing video games since I was born 1977 and a huge amount of games in this documentary are just non-heard of dumb and never became popular, that's another thing about nostalgic It must be something that people can relate to and remember.
2) Don't hire a bunch of Gen Z/millennials to tell us about what is nostalgic about these games and there sound themes. Firstly, none of them were born when these were in arcades and people were experiencing them, secondly there was something very special I personally experienced when hearing the sound of Tron for example when I was overseas living in Kenya and it was the only Western musical theme that you could come across outside of VHS movies that you would play at home. Just because you are a " "video geek" or "gaming geek" doesn't mean you have half the sense to really appreciate and convey what the real experience was like to hear some of these games themes at the time.
That's all I got, keep it real, peace out.
2) Don't hire a bunch of Gen Z/millennials to tell us about what is nostalgic about these games and there sound themes. Firstly, none of them were born when these were in arcades and people were experiencing them, secondly there was something very special I personally experienced when hearing the sound of Tron for example when I was overseas living in Kenya and it was the only Western musical theme that you could come across outside of VHS movies that you would play at home. Just because you are a " "video geek" or "gaming geek" doesn't mean you have half the sense to really appreciate and convey what the real experience was like to hear some of these games themes at the time.
That's all I got, keep it real, peace out.