Super Mario Galaxy soundtrack on European Stars Catalogue somehow
For 3,850 and 4,850 points, respectively, European gamers have the chance to buy the Gold and Platinum Super Mario Galaxy soundtrack discs previously exclusive to the Japanese Club Nintendo. The Gold edition features 28 tracks, and the two-disc Platinum set contains a staggering 81 tracks.
It's been roughly one year since the items' release in Japan, but considering that nobody expected to see them available anywhere else ever, we have a hard time calling this "late." If you somehow have a ridiculous stock of Stars, go now! These items probably won't last the day.
[Thanks, RICANJO!]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Marc @ Nov 24th 2008 4:22PM
I geeked out and just ordered myself the platinum version after hearind you guys hype it up so much!
In all honesty I probably won't listen to it, but I'll treasure this along with my Miyamato signed copy of Ocarina of Time!
Wow, I'm such a geek :D
In my head I'm thinking of how much money I can make in years to come but in reality I'll probably hold on to them til I die! :o
Antonio @ Nov 24th 2008 5:45PM
Nintendo missed an opportunity by not releasing the soundtrack on iTunes. I would've gladly paid for the soundtrack (like with The World Ends With You), but I acquired it through other means since they weren't selling it here.
Timerider @ Nov 25th 2008 4:04PM
Want.
Hurry up with the U.S. version.
cinnylou @ Jan 12th 2009 5:38PM
I need help!!!I can't get any answers any where.i got 120 stars on super mario galaxy and then nothing changes.isn't there more to this game after the 120 stars?Please help....Thank you so much.