The Epic Mickey soundtrack is now on iTunes, joining World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy on the list of games fortunate enough to have powers-that-be who realize there are people willing to pay for this material.
Mickey’s $9.99 soundtrack gives you 20 tracks of James Dooley’s excellent score, including the demented take on It’s a Small World, Oswald’s Theme and’my favorite’a terrific medley of the game’s side-scrolling levels. It’s a great way to enjoy some first-class aural landscapes without the bother of fetch quests.
Which soundtrack would like you see get an official release? I’d pay $50 for a 100-track Mario set. Anytime, Nintendo!
Starfox 64!
I was surprised to find the Street Fighter IV soundtrack on iTunes. I had been looking everywhere online for it and once I found it, I did not pass up the opportunity to purchase $20 worth of stage themes and transition music.
Now, what do I wanna see released? Music from New Super Mario Bros. Wii and all the Donkey Kong Country games (including Returns).
I would also want to see an official Super Smash Bros. Brawl soundtrack release. But considering the large amount of music featured, I'm not sure how that would work. Release it in volumes? Or have just one large soundtrack that does not include everything.
There is also Tekken 6 and Castlevania available on iTunes as well.
They actually release these kinds of soundtracks all the time in Japan, or at least they have in the past. This is the kind of thing the Japanese Club Nintendo has for rewards rather than the friggin pencil cases we get.
@Drahken
I wish those star points amounted to slightly more wii points. I spend ages registering like 20 games and get 400 wii points.
Pokemon. A 4 gen spanning super collection of Pokemon music would be awesome.
Lets see…
A: Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2 complete soundtrack.
B: Sonic Unleashed Complete Soundtrack.
C: Super Smash Bros. Brawl Complete Soundtrack.
Need I say more. 🙂