We know that hit game Minecraft could use some long-term goals. You learn to play it, you survive the monsters, you build a palace and then what?
https://kotaku.com/what-it-s-like-to-be-notch-the-man-who-made-minecraft-5780085
Treat it like a musical instrument, perhaps.
The January addition of musical blocks to Minecraft encouraged someone to create a block arrangement that could play the theme song for Portal 2. Not bad. This is better: YouTube user Grande1899 used those blocks to recreate theme song to the movie Requiem For A Dream, first in February, and then again this month in the version you see up top.
https://kotaku.com/minecrafts-new-musical-note-blocks-are-already-a-triu-5734231
For comparison, here is the original composition from Darren Aranofsky’s movie, composed by Clint Mansell. (Gamers, Mansell is also scoring Mass Effect 3).
https://kotaku.com/mass-effect-3-gets-the-sound-of-black-swan-requiem-for-5757242
