I wish that Cam talked more about the 'tune' aspect in the video rather than just adding it into the description. Because 'tunes' are what you call catchy, something you can whistle or hum to, and "Atmospheric Music" doesn't make the cut. Because of the limitations of older console sound chips, they didn't have an expansive set of instruments to work with at any one given time, which in result made the music very "Tune-Like."

Some people prefer atmospheric music, but when do you actually start whistling a tune in this? /watch?v=uamh1l_tmeI

My guess not until the 29 second mark, which only lasts for 26 seconds...
While a classic Tune, like the Overworld theme to Mario Bros. 1 is 1:19 long (Before looping) and the same pitches come back again (For music nerds, ABAC form.)

Point is that I'm not denying that nostalgia and familiarity play an important aspect, but there is a "Tune" aspect I think Cam never fully explored.

I think it is an opinion of what a 10/10 is to one person than it is to another. If one compares to any game that he/she thinks is perfect and LoU didn't match the same expectations of that perfect game LoU would lose points... while a more accurate rating would be figuring out the pros and cons of LoU and making a ratio of how miniscule or big the cons are to the pros.