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Free Soundtrack For Persona 2: Innocent Sin's Early Adopters
Atlus treats its fans right, with plenty of bonuses like art books and soundtracks. The trend continues with the PSP version of Persona 2: Innocent Sin…as long as you get your copy early.
A mini-soundtrack CD comes free with this iteration of Innocent Sin (which marks the game's first official English localization), but it will only be bundled with launch copies of the titles. That means that if you want to own the music (10 tracks, to be exact), you should probably pre-order to ensure a copy is waiting for you.
Even if you don't care about the music, it's always wise to pick up Atlus games sooner rather than later. The publisher doesn't traditionally print a ton of copies to begin with, so the good games tend to disappear from shelves quickly.
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