Brandon Beck, renowned for his pivotal role in the gaming world as co-founder of Riot Games, also has an intriguing connection to film and media through his work on "Frequencies: The Music of League of Legends" (2015). This documentary highlights the artistry and cultural impact of the game’s music, making it a sought-after item among collectors who appreciate the intersection of gaming and film. Beck’s contributions to the gaming industry have left a lasting legacy, and collectors value the limited-edition releases associated with League of Legends for their unique content and artistic packaging. As he shifted back into game development in 2017, his influence on both gaming and its representation in media continues to be felt, making any physical media tied to his projects a treasure for enthusiasts. Collectors are particularly drawn to items that encapsulate the evolution of gaming culture, and Beck’s work serves as a cornerstone in understanding that journey.