Pedro Eustache - better known as 'Flute Guy' by watchers of The Game Awards - has announced that he'll be making a return to this year's show following a much-loved performance back in 2022. Teasing ...

The Game Awards Orchestra flutist Pedro Eustache aka "Flute Guy" took to his Twitter account publicly to thank new fans after he went viral during the orchestra's performance. Cameras cut to him ...

The Game Awards 2022 has made the headlines for all the right reasons as the annual show turned on its 10th anniversary. Many might not have known Pedro Eustache's name at the start of the evening, ...

The One True King co-owner reacted to YouTube Gaming streamer Ludwig's Mogul Mail video titled "Huge Drama at the Game Awards" during the initial hours of his most recent livestream. After seeing the ...

This year’s The Game Awards presentation has come and gone, with many hearts broken and many dreams realized. Geoff Keighley’s annual award show was another successful celebration of video games, and ...

Pedro Eustache as been performing for decades⁠—you've probably heard his work before without even realizing it. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

If you didn't tune into The Game Awards last night, you missed out. The steady procession of world premiere trailers and new announcements were E3-like, and the anticipation to see which developers, ...

THE perfect duduk, some say, is carved not in a remote hillside village in Armenia, but, like so much of this instrument’s current existence, here in Los Angeles. Deep in the lap of a working-class ...

Action Games Elden Ring maestro takes talents to Hollow Knight: Silksong with saxophone controller that goes "doot," immediately puts all our pogo abilities to shame and "doots" to glory Action Games ...

RPGs Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Verso actor thanks fan fic writers for "taking very specific license with this classic masterpiece" – "We see you, we hear you, we appreciate how detailed you can ...

Yes, that was a “Jaws” reference in the latest “ The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror ” episode, and it very much riffs off John Williams’ iconic score.