jbschirtzinger

Do you think video games are willing to take creative risks now? I remember when Crash came out, it seems like everyone was bolder. Now, everything seems kinda bland and homogeneous.

Do you identify a musical "vibe" when you are composing music for games first? Do you just start writing music? Do you get a feel for the world? What does your creative process usually look like?

Have you written anything else since Groundhog Day? If so, have you just not found the buyers for it?

Because the company is afraid of losing the money, or because gaming at that level is mainly based on franchises, or both?