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Aah, just listen to it. It’s a theme we’ve heard many times, in many different games. These days, when I hear it, it’s chanted by a choir of (I’m assuming here) girthy nords in horned helmets.
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A good number of my friends attended the Video Games Unplugged: Symphony of Legends event in Melbourne last weekend, and our very own Logan Booker put together a nice write up, but what about those of you who couldn’t make it — like myself? We’ve managed to find some cool pics of the event. Protip: just imagine you’re hearing the swelling, intricate sounds of an orchestra in full swing. Ahhhhhhhh bliss…
