The soundtrack of Pokémon Red and Blue is now available on vinyl, exclusively on Turntable Lab. At $49.95, hipsters and nerds alike need to move fast: only 500 copies have been made. The record is designed to look like a Pokéball: red, white and black.
OG Pokemon tracks on vinyl?!?! Game nerds meets record nerds. Be nice. https://t.co/TmZAwfKqLn pic.twitter.com/4dwz9u13TO
— Turntable Lab (@TurntableLab) February 2, 2016
This record includes classics such as the theme song, the Poké Flute, and even the Pallet Town theme. Grab your partner and dance to the classics.
Moonshake Records produced the vinyl. They have also produced other video game soundtracks such as Legend of Zelda and Mega Man.
Nintendo is celebrating 20 years of Pokémon on Feb. 27 2016, and is honoring the game throughout 2016, such as having a spot in Sunday’s Super Bowl and the re-release of the Game Boy games on 3DS.
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Source: Polygon
Images: Turntable
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