If you’re a former, or even current, owner of a classic Sega console from years past, you’ll be pleased to know you can relive some of that retro charm while out and about.
Spotify wants to ensure you’re never too far away from your gaming obsession and has added a load of soundtracks from the sega console and arcade games of yore.
Among the most recognisable titles’ soundtracks are Sonic the Hedgehog, Fantasy Zone, Golden Axe, NiGHTS, Virtua Fighter, Jet Set Radio, OutRun, and Space Harrier.
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There’s a few more on the playlist that aren’t quite as recognisable, such as Skies of Arcadia and Chain Chronicle, but that should be enough to keep your Sega needs fulfilled on the go.
There’s also the NiGHTS into Dreams multi-volume soundtrack from the original 1996 Sega Saturn game, which has attained somewhat of a cult status.
Spotify has provided more than a dozen different albums of nostalgic compositions, spanning nearly two decades of games, so follow the link above to check out the full playlists.
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Let us know what you think of the playlists in the comments.
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