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Performances from games like “Diablo, Lost Odyssey, Blue Dragon, and Assassins Creed, as well as a new arrangement for World of Warcraft” are all promised for this show borne from the mind of Jason Michael Paul, producer and creator of the first stateside “Final Fantasy” concerts, and “The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary” concerts.

A 70-piece orchestra and choir bring it to live while visuals from the games play in the background. Leave that Apple Vision Pro at home, people.

Tickets for Heroes: A Video Game Symphony happening Saturday, May 11 inside David A. Straz Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa are still available and start at $39.50.