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Tired of looking at the same damn Lost Odyssey trailer footage over and over again? Then you need to make your way to San Jose California for the Play! A Video Game Symphony performance on May 26th. The concert will feature the debut of brand new Lost Odyssey footage, as well as a fresh look at Mistwalker's other Xbox RPG, Blue Dragon. More »
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San Jose will be the first place to hold this year's Play!, a "video game symphony", complete with full orchestra and visuals. This two-hour concert is performed by the Symphony Silicon Valley Chorale (fancy word for "choir") and has a playlist that includes music from Final Fantasy, Castlevania, Metal Gear Solid, The Legend Of Zelda, Super Mario Bros., World Of Warcraft, Sonic The Hedgehog, Shenmue. Even though it's part of a world tour, the only date that has been set is in San Jose. More »
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N-Sider, "The World's Most In-Depth Nintendo Resource!", has posted one of those extremely in-depth Nintendo resources that I keep hearing they are known for. In this case, it's the detailed account of one gaming music lover's experience attending the recent Play! Video Game Symphony. It sounds like a wonderful event, aurally radiating with a palpable geeky glow: More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=177642&view=rss&microfeed=true Nintendo fansite N-Sider has a nice thick article about the Play! video game symphony, with interviews with Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu, and Chrono Trigger/Cross composer Yasunori Mitsuda. While the drooling fanboy style of the article is a trifle irritating, the attention to detail and commentary on the audience enthusiasm are good stuff. More »
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Play! A Video Game Symphony, which kicks off in North America next year, is going international. The event, created be the people who organized Dear Friends, will even be bringing it's game music goodness to Australia and New Zealand. More »
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Music4Games is reporting on an upcoming video game symphony concert that will be kick-starting a world wide tour in North America next year. PLAY! is being put together by the creative team that produced the Dear Friends Music from Final Fantasy Symphony Tour, so you can expect this one won't cancel after selling tickets to venues around the country. More »
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