Bit.Trip Beat Soundtrack Now Available!

As a huge fan of video game soundtracks, you should see the library on the hard drive, I'm super excited about this announcement.  Gaijin Games has made the soundtrack to Bit.Trip Beat available on CD Baby as of now. 

It should be available on iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, eMusic, Napster, and a slew of other music retail services on 10/27/09 as well!

If you haven't played the game you really should.  It takes a really old school look, based on Atari 2600 games, and combines it with new school rythm game action.  The follow up to that, Bit.Trip Core is also available, both on WiiWare.  They also have a third game in the series coming soon, Bit.Trip Void, which combines the music game genre with a bit of an old fashioned shooter.

Gravitronix Soundtrack Available For Free

This just came across my inbox and I had to let you all know.  The guys at Medaverse Studios have made the soundtrack available for download, free of charge.  Just head on over to their website and you can pick up all six songs available now.  The music was composed by a fine, young gentleman from out west by the name of Brian H. Kim.  You can check out his website here. 

I've listened to them and they're pretty good.  Don't forget that the game comes out on Monday and will be available for 500 Nintendo Points.

Swords & Soldiers Soundtrack Now Available

Last June Ronimo Games released their first commercial game: Swords & Soldiers for WiiWare. And fun was had by all!

Now that the dust has settled, it turns out people really enjoyed their time with Swords & Soldiers! Metacritic was kind enough to calculate how much fun people had. Their conclusion was that people had about 84 funs with the game! And that's just some numbers. Numbers by critics. We've also seen lots of words. Words by gamers. And most of those were very positive as well!

But we didn't make Swords & Soldiers completely by ourselves. We had help from the handsome guys at Sonic Picnic, who composed a great soundtrack and created a lot of neat sound effects. They even agreed to have us come over to their studio and record our voices. So the next time you're submerged deep into the happy cacophony that is the Swords & Soldiers audio, think of those nice guys at Sonic Picnic.

And now they've decided to make extended versions of the songs in that great soundtrack commercially available. And to celebrate, we're giving away one original song for free! You can find all the details right here:

http://www.ronimo-games.com/SwordsAndSoldiers/html/Soundtrack/

Together we'd like to thank you all for your support. To show you we really mean it, we've asked Olga to help us out. The results are beautiful, I think you'll agree.

Source: Press Email