E for All Video Games Live special guests revealed

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A few days ago we told you about the addition of new musical content (BioShock, Halo 3, and more) to the E for All session of the Video Games Live concert which will take place on October 19th at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. At that time, we mentioned that a few secret guests were expected, but a new email from co-creator Tommy Tallarico gives us the full rundown on who will be there, and it turns out that “few” is a serious understatement. 

The list is long enough to be an after-the-jump affair, so I’ll leave you to that, but first I should say that anyone that is a fan of creators of video games will want to make it to the after-concert meet and greet session. Big names like David Perry (Earthworm Jim, MDK), Nolan Bushnell (duh!), and Akira Yamaoka (designer and composer of Silent Hill) will be there to shake your hand, and they’re only a few of the long list of game creators and industry types that will be in attendance.

And yes, there’s still some tickets available

DESIGNERS/CREATORS:

 

Nolan Bushnell

(Computer Space, Pong, Atari, Chuck E. Cheese, UWink)

 

Akira Yamaoka

(Designer/Composer – Silent Hill Series)

 

Keith Robinson

(President, Programmer & Game Designer – Intellivision)

 

David Perry

(Earthworm Jim, Aladdin, MDK, Enter the Matrix, Path of Neo)

 

Lyle Hall

(Gex, Dune II, Scooby Doo, SpongeBob, The Incredibles)

 

Cory Barlog

(God of War, God of War II)

 

 

 

COMPOSERS/SOUND DESIGNERS:

 

Tommy Tallarico

(Earthworm Jim, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, Spider-Man, Metroid Prime, Advent Rising)

 

Jack Wall

(Mass Effect, Myst III, Myst IV, Splinter Cell, Jade Empire)

 

Yuichi Asami

(Music Director – Dance Dance Revolution)

 

Russell Brower

(World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, StarCraft II, Delta Force)

 

Jason Hayes 

(World of Warcraft, Warcraft III, StarCraft, Diablo II)

 

Will Littlejohn 

(Guitar Hero, Karaoke Revolution, BladeRunner, Guitar Hero II)

 

David Murrant

(God of War, Lair, Warhawk, SOCOM, Syphon Filter,

Jak and Daxter, Mortal Kombat 2, Wipeout 64)

 

Gerard Marino

(God of War, God of War 2, The Punisher)

 

Garry Schyman

(Destroy All Humans 1 & 2, Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers,

BioShock)

 

Mike Reagan

(God of War, Conan, Darkwatch, Van Helsing, Twisted Metal: Black, Return to Zork)

 

Christopher Tin

(Civilization IV, Sid Meier’s Railroads)

 

Richard Goldman

(God of War, Grand Turismo 4, Rise to Honor)

 

Gene Semel

(Bourne Ultimatum, Darkwatch , Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance II )

 

Steven Harwood

(Brothers In Arms: Road To Hill 30)

 

 

 

SPECIAL GUESTS:

 

Richard Taylor

(Movie Special FX Supervisor – TRON, Star Trek, Game Cinematic Director – TRON 2.0, Lord of the Rings, Links 2004, Amped 2, Top Spin)

 

Victor Lucas

(Electric Playground, Judgment Day, Reviews on the Run, GameTap News)

 

Zack Ward

(Actor: Transformers, Postal, BloodRayne II, Deadwood, Lost)

 

Jonathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel

(Professional E-Sports Player – 12-time World Champion)

 

 

 

VOICE ACTORS:

 

David Hayter

(voice of Solid Snake in Metal Gear Solid 1 – 4, Eternal Darkness, screenwriter X-Men, X2, The Scorpion King)

 

Dee Baker

(Halo 2 & 3, Final Fantasy X-2, Metal Gear Solid 2, Kingdom Hearts, Spider-Man, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, The Darkness, Spore, Teen Titans (TV), Viewtiful Joe, EverQuest II, Doom 3, Tales of Symphonia, Arc the Lad)

 

 

 

PERFORMERS:

 

Martin Leung

(The Video Game Pianist)

 

Chris Kline

(Vertex Guy)

 


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