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Get A Taste Of Scott Pilgrim's Chiptune Soundtrack
Over on PlayStation.Blog, Ubisoft's Michael Micholic has posted audio clips from Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Video Game.
Chiptune band Anamanaguchi wrote all of the music for the game. This post offers insight behind the making of the tracks with names like “Twin Dragons," "Suburban Tram,” and "Scott Pilgrim Theme.”
Check out this entry for "This is the End," which can only be heard after a perfect playthrough.
"Obviously it’s gotta be the best song ever if you have to be perfect to get there. That’s when Ary mentioned to Pete to think of it more as an epic Queen ballad, and it all came together after that."
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