by Aurelien Vandoorine The music in a video game takes is more and more important, furthermore as technology evolves, the music quality is evolving too, from the old Midi of DOS time to complete orchestral soundtracks of today. If finding a soundtrack from a video game is possible (although it is uncommon here while in Japan it is really often that video games soundtracks are released on CD), living this music played live by a complete symphonic orchestra is even more uncommon, but that is the aim of the Video Games Live concerts. After a long wait since buying my tickets over two months ago, the... 

E3 is dead, long live the Games Convention! Michael Schachinger, our German editor and myself traveled to Leipzig in Germany on the 17th of August to take a close look at the new adventure game releases by the companies that were present there. I personally was not sure if the GC would be worth the effort - I had to travel from Greece to Germany and then from Germany to Sweden - or the money for the trip but it turned out that it was worth every last cent we spent for it! So these coming days prepare to be bombarded with videos, previews, articles, downloads and other features related to the games... 

This week you will not see many updates on our site since Adventure Europe travels to Germany for the Games Convention 2005. Games Convention is the most important gaming expo for adventure games worldwide, with several adventure developers participating. The good news for you is that we are going to videotape the presentations and the previews, so you are about to be presented with the best coverage that you have ever seen from an Adventure Games website. Here is the list of the developers and publishers that Adventure Europe is going to meet in GC2005: Akella: The Russian developers/publishers... 

As soon as the Adventure Developers Online Conference ended we posted a poll, asking the visitors of the forum to vote the one adventure game out of all the games presented in the event that they anticipated the most. We left the poll open for 1 day and each registered member could only vote for 1 game. Competition was fierce, as 147 registered members voted for their favourite games. 3rd Spot: Secret Files Tunguska Let’s begin with the game that received the third spot. That was Secret Files: Tunguska. Although it started slow, Tunguska managed to win some votes during Wednesday afternoon and...