Drink beer, play video games all day and listen to a lineup of metal bands adapt your favorite video game tunes in head-banging fury on the stage of Ram’s Head Live in downtown Baltimore.
It’s the eighth Bit Gen Gamer Fest this Saturday. Doors open at 3 p.m. Purchase $20 advance tickets here.
Classic Nintendo video games, like “Super Mario 64,” along with popular titles from today for XBox, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii will be projected along screens around the venue.
For more about Bit Gen, read this Baltimore Sun interview with cofounder John DeCampos.
Watch video footage from Bit Gen 5 of The Megas, also playing this year:
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