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Grammy Win for Video Game Soundtrack Brive Barriers

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 19,2025

Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord, un remake 3D du RPG original de 1981, a reçu le Grammy pour la meilleure bande-son pour les jeux vidéo et d'autres médias interactifs. Le compositeur Winifred Phillips a exprimé sa gratitude à l'éclipse numérique et au public pour leur soutien, indiquant que la reconnaissance "signifie tellement".

Le jeu, une adaptation directe construite sur le code Apple II original (même permettant aux joueurs de voir l'interface d'origine), est considéré comme un titre fondamental dans le genre RPG basé sur le parti, influençant des classiques comme Final Fantasy et Dragon Quest.

Winifred Phillips aux 67th Grammy Awards. Photo de Rich Polk/Billboard via Getty Images.

La victoire de Phillips a été une réalisation significative, dépassant les nominés estimés, notamment Wilbert Roget II (Star Wars Outlaws), John Paesano (Marvel's Spider-Man 2), Bear McCreary (God of War Ragnarök: Valhalla) et Pinar Toprak (Avatar: Frontiers of War Ragnar. Pandora). Dans une interview post-consacrée, elle a décrit la victoire comme un moment fort de carrière, mettant l'accent sur la nature collaborative unique du score de jeux vidéo, où la musique interagit dynamiquement avec les choix et les expériences des joueurs.

Cette victoire Grammy suit les traces de récipiendaires précédents tels que Stephanie Economicou (Assassin's Creed Valhalla) et Stephen Barton & Gordy Haab (Star Wars Jedi: Survivor). Le prix marque également une évolution continue de la reconnaissance de la musique de jeu vidéo au sein de l'industrie musicale plus large, s'appuyant sur la victoire de Christopher Tin en 2011 pour "Baba Yetu" (civilisation 4).

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