Guilty Gear and BlazBlue OSTs Now Available to Stream Through Spotify

The Guilty Gear and BlazBlue OSTs are now available to stream through select streaming services, including Spotify. Additionally, other titles in the Arc System Works catalog have been made available as well. This includes the Double Dragon and Saburo Jinguji Detective Story series. However, a more robust lineup of soundtracks has been mostly reserved for the Guilty Gear series. [Thanks, Gamer!]

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The following Guilty Gear OSTs have been made available to stream through Spotify are:

  • Guilty Gear Sound Complete BOX
  • Guilty Gear 2 Overture Original Soundtrack Vol.1
  • Guilty Gear 2 Overture Original Soundtrack Vol.2
  • Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- Original Soundtrack
  • Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- Original Soundtrack
  • Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 Original Soundtrack

Whereas the BlazBlue Sound Complete Box is the only soundtrack available from the series. Two Saburo Jinguji Detective Story original soundtracks are available to stream through Spotify. Additionally, only Double Dragon Sound Collection Vol. 1 is available to stream. All of the mentioned original soundtracks are available to stream in North America and Europe, alongside Japan.

Recently, the Final Fantasy VII Remake original soundtracks were made available to listen to through the Spotify streaming service. Other video game original soundtracks consumers can stream through Spotify include the entire discography of the Silent Hill series.


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