PlayStation at the Royal Albert Hall: Chips with Everything podcast

The world premiere of PlayStation in Concert took place this week, featuring PlayStation game music from the 90s to today, arranged by Jim Fowler and performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The Royal Albert Hall was opened by Queen Victoria in 1871, seats more than 5,000, and has hosted events such as the 1968 Eurovision Song Contest, the 100th anniversary of the Royal Variety Performance and the BBC Proms each summer. So what does it mean for video games that they're now being presented in these hallowed halls? And what if a budding composer sees how far video game music has come and wants to get involved? And what is the future of this industry?