Richard Jacques composes Conflict: Denied Ops soundtrack |
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Pivotal Games and Eidos Interactive have snatched up Richard Jacques, one of the industry's best game music composers, to work on their upcoming FPS Conflict: Denied Ops (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, PC).Jacques' work in Conflict: Denied Ops is described as "energetic military score with influence from ethnic instruments." Players will feel a unique vibe in every setting as they visit Russia, South America, and Africa.
Jacques is best known for his work on such titles as Mass Effect and Headhunter. He has received acclaim for making his scores interactive to game situations. That is, it changes to fit the mood portrayed onscreen.
Richard Jacques is classically trained with an extensive repertoire in contemporary music genres and the recipient of numerous industry awards including Best Music from GameSpot and GameSpy. He is recognized as one of gaming's most sought-after talents of his kind.
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