One of the most elaborate but respectful interpretations to date has been that of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Andrew Skeet, included on the ensemble’s new album The Greatest Video Game Music. The arrangement navigates a delicate but sure course between drama and silliness: Its introduction’s ponderous piano and strings are dispensed with a wink, while a harp solo and merry Gypsy violin provide a light, whimsical touch. By the time the piece draws to a close, the experience is as giddy and satisfying as solving a particularly difficult Angry Birds level on the first try, and getting the full three-star reward in the process.