The author's description of the experience of being able to linger over a particular scene reminds me of why I like video game music so much. When I'm listening

The author's description of the experience of being able to linger over a particular scene reminds me of why I like video game music so much. When I'm listening to the Breath of the Wild soundtrack, I engage with the game in what I feel is a much deeper way. Or when I'm watching clips of television shows on YouTube. Attention is compressed and highlights and expands parts of the experience in an almost richer and denser way than the first watch or playthrough. I wish copyright holders would loosen up some when it comes to derivative works and be freer with licensing deals. Every single engaging story and game world could have an order of magnitude more audience attention if we could let loose the young would-be creators of the world at them.