There is nothing wrong with being entertained by classical music, but to an initiate in the world of videogame music it is dissapointing if listeners don&#x27;t want to engage with videogame music beyond reliving their classical experiences. There are so many more feelings an orchestra can inspire in a listener if they invest in absorbing that tradition. :)<p>There is good music and bad music, genres are just sets of constraints, none is inherently better than other, what matters is how composer use them. Good chiptune can be a better art than mediocre classical piece. And I would argue more &quot;non-classicaly-trained&quot; people know classical music (even by accident), than the other way around. Everybody have heard Vivaldi, Mozart, Bach, and Strauss at some point in life. Most people never heard Flimbo Quest or Zelda soundtrack.<p>In 100 years there will be people with PhDs arguing over the merits of classical SID chiptunes vs the Amiga era mods.<p>PS if you&#x27;re interested in trying something different I reccomend this presentation about chiptunes - it&#x27;s interestnig and gives you some idea about the genre constraints and stylistic choices <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=aEjcK5JFEFE" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=aEjcK5JFEFE</a>