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Scott Pilgrim Video Game Soundtrack Available Now
Anyone who's played Scott Pilgrim vs. the World on PlayStation 3 or, as of today, on Xbox Live knows that the soundtrack is old school chiptune bliss. Those hoping to listen to the catchy tunes outside of the game can finally do so.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game (Original Videogame Soundtrack), composed entirely by members of Anamanaguchi, is available for download from both Amazon and iTunes for $9.99. You can listen to previews of all the tracks if you're curious or just want to remember how awesome the songs are before you hit the "buy" button.
I'm a big fan of the music here. However, it is a little strange that the soundtrack costs exactly the same amount as the game itself. Just sayin'.
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