The World Ends With You Soundtrack Available On iTunes.
In all of the Mario Kart and GTA IV hullaballoo, a few games were bound to slip through the cracks, and one game that certainly doesn't deserve that fate is Square Enix's dual-screener The World Ends With You. Assuming you've bought it and love it (or had any time to play it at all), now you can show your support for the game by nabbing the soundtrack from the iTunes store.
At 36 tracks, it's a decent sized collection for $9.99, although you can also buy individual songs for $.99 each. All tracks are credited to the composer of the game, Takeharu Ishimoto, who's worked on a number of Square games since Legend of Mana and Vagrant Story, and most recently also composed this year's Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII and the upcoming Final Fantasy Dissidia.
The World Ends With You (Original Sountrack + Bonus Track) [iTunes Store (link will open iTunes if it is installed on your computer)]
[via GoNintendo]
Dawdle
Posted to Music, Video Games on 4 May 2008
· Comments (6)
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also of note, Square put pretty much all of the main FF titles soundtracks on the iTunes store, along with both Black Mages cds, about 2 or 3 years ago now.
great option for those not looking to pirate.
Love the game, love the soundtrack! Alhough I'm still very sad that one of my favorite tracks in the game (Three Days Clapping) did not make it into the OST.
World Ends With You had a pretty exemplary soundtrack for a video game. I very well might pick this up!
I'm only a third of the way through the game, but I've bought this soundtrack from the little I've heard. So far, I'm loving it.
this brings up an interesting question that i've been chewing on for quite some time. where, exactly does one get their jTunes? i have a particular place i go for mine. but the convenience of having this in a downloadable venue is quite the overlooked market
Oh and remember, don't download these songs, buy them. They said it themselves that if there was enough support for the game in NA they might make a sequel or something like it.