Video Games Live: Part Deux: Win Tickets To It

Ah shit yeah. It’s time for Video Games Live at the Hollywood Bowl!

Video Games Live!

The Setup: How many Metroid themes can one enjoy on this page?

UPDATE: We have our winner. Thanks for playing Metroid today. Good luck next time.

The Reward: I will take my eighth correct e-mail for a pair of tickets. Go find the answer and then send your answer to [email protected]. The concert is on September 21, so do ascertain that your schedule is cleared if you enter, you avid gamer and lover of game music, you.

LOS ANGELES – September 7, 2006 – Off the heels of sold-out shows around the world, renowned video game composers Tommy Tallarico and Jack Wall are bringing their immersive concert celebrating video games back to the world-famous Hollywood Bowl for the second time on September 21, 2006. The new Video Games Live™ concert features music from the most popular video games performed by top orchestras and choirs, combining exclusive video footage and music arrangements, synchronized lighting, solo performers, electronic percussionists, and groundbreaking interactive segments to create an explosive one-of-a-kind entertainment experience.

Special Musical Guests to Include BT, Steve Vai, Dweezil Zappa, Video Game Pianist Martin Leung, Game Composers, and More

You don’t want to miss Steve Vai. He shreds®. But wait. There’s more.

New segments include a live performance of excerpts from the new Halo® 3 score as released this year at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, and the world premiere of Civilization IV, plus a rare special acoustic performance by the original Lucas Arts composers performing Monkey Island, Grim Fandango, and more.

If you don’t win, you can still purchase tickets. For now. I should warn you that it has been selling out. Click here to test your luck.

Apparently people like to dress up for this event. Somebody dressed as Doctor Mario last year in Vancouver. My favorite game! More info @ Videogameslive.com. . .