VGW: The Greatest Video Game Music collects the work of all these top composers and the recording provides ample evidence that video game music can be moving, exciting, and innovative. Although most of the tracks focus on music from the triple-A best sellers such as Call of Duty, Halo, World of Warcraft, Battlefield, and the Final Fantasy franchise, there are surprising cuts like the inventively arranged theme from Angry Birds or the unexpected “Russian Connection” cue from Grand Theft Auto IV. Indeed, it’s the work of the largely uncredited orchestrators and arrangers really makes this music successful.
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The Outerhaven writes: According to Moon Studios, no rest for the wicked early acess PC release will clock in around 15 to 25 hours of gameplay.
