Phantasy Star IV (Original Video Game Soundtrack)

Experience the captivating sounds of one of the greatest RPGs ever made with the first official vinyl pressing of the Phantasy Star IV: The End Of The Millennium soundtrack. This limited edition release features clear vinyl and an 8-page booklet with new liner notes from Retronauts’ Jeremy Parish and rare original artwork from the Sega archives.

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About the Game:

Launching in Japan in late 1993 and reaching a global audience in 1995, Phantasy Star IV: The End Of The Millennium quickly became a favorite among Sega Genesis / Mega Drive RPG fans, even those new to the series. Set a millennium after Phantasy Star II and a millennium before Phantasy Star III, this fourth installment maintained the high standards of gameplay mechanics and graphics that the franchise was known for. It introduced innovative combination attack techniques and stunning Manga-style visuals.

Widely regarded as one of the best RPGs ever made, Phantasy Star IV has captivated players for thirty years, with its unforgettable soundtrack being a significant highlight. Composers Izuho Numata and Masaki Nakagaki crafted a soundtrack filled with playful exuberance, each track standing out with its unique identity. The complex melodies and catchy basslines make the music enjoyable even for those who haven't played the game.

This soundtrack is bound to stick with you long after you’ve heard it – a must-have for fans of video game music, especially from the 16-bit era!

Now available on vinyl for the first time, the Phantasy Star IV: The End Of The Millennium – Original Video Game Soundtrack comes as a double LP, complete with an 8-page booklet featuring new liner notes from Retronauts’ Jeremy Parish and rare original artwork from the Sega archives!

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This limited-edition vinyl is a must-have for fans of both the game and its timeless music. Don’t miss the chance to add this piece of video game history to your collection!