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The editorials section compiles a variety of creative writing. They are mostly opinion-based articles, but some are factual analyses and others are helpful guides. There will be approximately one new article released every month here. Please contact us if you would like to submit an article.

Jan. 2008: Best Game Music of 2007
Our staff and contributors detail their favourite game music albums of 2007
Feb. 2008: What Were We Thinking?
Resk considers Square Enix Music Online's approaches to writing reviews
Mar. 2008: Running Errands
Totz on the need for more innovation and interactivity in game music
Apr. 2008: Name-Dropping Sonata
Totz considers the application of musical terminology to Eternal Sonata
May 2008: Square Enix Album Sales Analysis
Chris on factors affecting the popularity of Square Enix's albums
Jun. 2008: DLC 4 VGM
Totz explores the possibilities of making video game music downloadable content
Jul. 2008: Caving in to the Beats and Bullets
Chris reflects on the sensation created by shooter developer Cave's soundtracks
Aug. 2008: VGM Without the VG
Zane comments on the negative social reaction to being a fan of game music
Aug. 2008: Spelling VGM Without RPG
DiasDGrey on how to broaden listening experiences beyond RPG soundtracks