r/Games • u/AutoModerator • Nov 22 '24

Discussion Daily /r/Games Discussion - Free Talk Friday - November 22, 2024

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u/EsperGri Nov 22 '24

More companies should make their video game soundtracks available for purchase on Steam, other video game stores, and places to buy digital music.

I was hoping to get the soundtracks for some of Atlus' games, but they seem to only be available physically.

On that note, I wish the remakes of Persona 1 and Persona 2 (both) were available on modern platforms.

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u/ConceptsShining Nov 22 '24

I've also felt companies should upload their game OSTs to YouTube themselves. People are gonna listen to them on there anyway, so why not do it yourself and take some ad revenue? The Sonic series seems to do that now.

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u/EsperGri Nov 22 '24

I think I've seen some of them uploaded on YouTube.

"Master of Tartarus": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YfiLqVJ3-c

I'm not sure if they're official or not though.

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u/ConceptsShining Nov 22 '24

Yeah, I've noticed more songs (both real-world and video game) are getting uploaded to YouTube in this strange, auto-generated way lately. Seems more companies are now doing that and it's just easier to do it this way than to make individual uploads with some more style like Sonic.