German car manufacturer Audi is parking another sweet car on PlayStation Home before the year ends, if all goes well. At the recent Frankfurt Auto Show, they brought along with them some visuals for their newest concept, the e-Tron.

The Latino Review caught the action at Disney's D23 Expo a few days ago, and they got a few words from producer Steven Linsberger. What came out of the exchange would certainly be good news for Tron-atics all over the world - Tron: Legacy is in the works.

A scrambled message from Master Control. Disney Interactive Studios is rumored to be working on a new TRON game, to be based on the upcoming film. End of line.

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Soundtracks designed for video games have evolved a lot since the first synthesized beep was created years ago. Indeed, music in the interactive gaming industry has gone a long way. Now you can hear entire musical scores dedicated for a single game.

EMI Classics has pushed this concept further as they, Video Games Live and IMG Artist, are planning to release an album filled with some of the best known and most popular video game music of all time.

Entitled Video Games Live: Greatest Hits - Volume One includes medleys from various well-known games such as Zelda, Mario, Halo, Warcraft, Sonic, Tron, Myst, Civilization IV and Final Fantasy. The album was compiled by Tommy Tallarico and Jack Wall, reknowned video game composers and Video Games Live co-creators. Included as well are the Slovak National Orchestra and the Crouch End Chorus and the "Video Game Pianist," Martin Leung.

The album will be released on October 19, coinciding with this year's Video Games Live event on the same day at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles and on October 22 at London's Royal Festival Hall, performed by the Philharmonic Orchestra.

What makes Tony Hawk’s Project 8 feel so new? We gamers of course, would hands down say that it's the trick sticks. The new control feature just makes this aged series feel so new. But that's the stuff what we gamers notice. What does skater/crazy-person Bam Margera think?

Well, according to him, it's the fact that the animations in this game include landed tricks that aren’t perfect. Those little nuances make this game feel that much more real. Well, that's what he says. Of course some of us still prefer to see impossible in real-life face-plants and tricks. Click the play button on the embed below and see for yourself.

Yep, that’s him in a funny Tron (mo-cap) suit.

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