Doctoral Student Studies Video Game Music in Career Inspired by Atari ⬇️ At four years old, Aaron Vaders-Collins of @mgsarutgers began playing video games on an Atari 2600, testing his talents with early-'80s classics such as Pitfall! and Adventure. Vaders-Collins later began recreating the games' music by ear and writing his own arrangements as a self-taught guitarist. A lifelong love for video game music was established. “If you grew up playing video games and you also play an instrument, you don’t initially think, video game music should be where I go in life,” says Vaders-Collins. “But over time it just kind of inches in that direction.” Read the full story by tapping the link on our story! ✅ #RutgersPride | #RutgersExcellence | #RURahRah ⚔️