History of Video Game Music (FULL LESSONS)
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**NEWLY UPDATED & EXPANDED!**
This is an engaging and immersive Google Slides presentation filled with text, videos, pictures, and review questions. This presentation has enough material for one or multiple class sessions and was completely built by a music professor and professional musician/composer. This presentation is also programmed with text animation and video start/stop times. All the work is done for you! This presentation is easily understandable and is great for music and non-music students alike (perfect for humanities/arts classes).
Topics in this presentation include:
- Fascinating statistics of our modern day video game industry
- The historical evolution of music/sound in video games through early arcades, original home consoles, and modern day games
- How technological advancements both limited and progressed music/sound in video games
- Culture milestones of video game music during the 21st Century
- Discussions and spotlights of dozens of historically significant games and franchises including Pong, Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Super Mario Bros, Zelda, Final Fantasy, Civilization, Assassin's Creed, and Star Wars.
- Many videos and colorful pictures
- Review questions & answers
This Google Slides presentation is fully editable/customizable and can be tailored towards younger students (Middle and High School) or older students (University/College and Adult).
