Deletion of List of video game soundtracks considered the best

Comment: per nomination. And what about "List of video game soundtracks considered not bad"? I mean, considered by me. Oh, |you know  what I mean
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR)

Comment: I guess I'm not quite sure I understand where we're drawing the line here. List of video games considered the best and List of music considered the worst are considered acceptable, but a combination of the two, somehow isn't? (Keep in mind I'm not violating  here - we're talking about a precedent here. These two examples have collectively survived 6 AFDs. There's a consensus they should exist.) Sourcing clearly exists - check the article, which is heavily sourced. The nomination isn't helping me understand either. Why is 15 entries not sufficient? Why is 2 sources not enough to warrant inclusion? (Usually 1 is fine honestly.) No relevant guideline or policy was cited either
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions (WP:OSE)

Comment: I am going to put my  hat on here. Right off the bat, I'd say NME, Rolling Stone, and Toms Guide should be removed. The first two are opinion pieces and the last is quite shit quality. That leaves just five sources, but I don't believe the sources are quite authoritative enough in the subject for it really establish a rock solid critical consensus. What I mean is, we only have two respectable music critic sources (CoS and Clash) and just one sole gaming source (GR+). The other two sources (Digital Trends and Fact Mag) seem to me like pop culture/general tech news sites. We should require ''several'' video game centric publications with strong reliability to support this article for it to make sense. Sources like IGN, GameSpot, Eurogamer, etc. Until then, a section on notable video game soundtracks on the video game music page (written in prose, not a table) would be most appropriate
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Neutral point of view (WP:BESTSOURCES)