The newly released Humble Bundle makes available seven of the company's best games on a name-your-price basis. The featured games Darksiders, Metro 2033, Red Faction: Armageddon, the Company of Heroes franchise, and, for those who pay more than the average price, Saints Row: The Third. The official soundtracks for all the games except Metro 2033 are also available for download with the bundle. In addition to supporting the charities, the bundle provides a much-needed lifeline for THQ, which is teetering on bankruptcy. It's a great deal for a number of excellent games.

Blizzard Entertainment has uploaded a video making-of featurette for World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria&39;s score and sound design onto YouTube. Running at 13 minutes, the behind-the-scenes video gives an excellent insight into the creation of the game&39;s music, sound effects and voice recordings, covering numerous topics such as the score&39;s mix of Asian and Western orchestral instruments, the recording and mixing process, and the composers&39; inspiration for the music, as well the sound artists&39; foley work and the casting of the voice talent.

Following the success of last year The Greatest Video Game Music, the organisers will release a follow-up on November 6. The album will feature studio recordings of twenty game music favourites, performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Andrew Skeet. The release will cover a wide range of popular game music not featured in the previous album. The track listings are below: