Wall, along with Tommy Tallarico, has produced the "Video Games Live" concert series, which began on July 6, 2005. The two had been planning the concert series, which presents orchestrated versions of music from dozens of games, for three years. The concerts consist of segments of video game music performed by a live orchestra with video footage and synchronized lighting and effects, as well as several interactive segments with the audience, conducted by Wall. "Video Games Live" was intended to take the idea of a symphonic video game music concert, which was popular in Japan, and combine it with a rock concert to make it appealing to western fans. The series is international and ongoing, with more than 70 shows planned for 2009. Wall composed the soundtracks to three games released in 2005 including the award-winning score to "Jade Empire", and some of his works released since then have been 2007's "Mass Effect" and 2010's "Mass Effect 2". "Mass Effect"s score earned Wall several awards and nominations, as did "Mass Effect 2".