Sword & Sworcery is a great iOS game for a number of reasons. One of those reasons is its amazing soundtrack. Jim Guthrie, the creator Sword & Sworcery‘s soundtrack, is at again with a new album that was released on December 21. It’s called Children of the Clone and you can get from iTunes or more »

We are very familiar with the various indie bundles that have been offered over the past several months. These tend to be very successful and include some quality titles from indie game developers. We have something similar today, but with videogame music instead of games. Allow us to introduce you to the Indie Music Bundle. For today only, you can buy digital soundtracks from 10 indie games for a dollar.

Are you up for a little freebie to top off your weekend? Look no further than the soundtrack for The Gunstringer. Twisted Pixel is offering the soundtrack as a free download right now. A quick trip over to the official Gunstringer website will get you 27 songs in as a zip file that’s not too much larger than 70MBs.

The North American, Wii release of Rhythm Heaven may not have a release date yet, but fans of Nintendo’s music mini-game collection can start preparing themselves with a handy little import. See, in Japan the game is known as Minna no Rhythm Tengoku (Everybody’s Rhythm Heaven) and was released on July 21, 2011 and, as is common with major Japanese game releases, an official soundtrack is going to be released.

On August 24, 2011, Everybody’s Rhythm Heaven Complete Music Collection will be in stores…

Good news PSP owners in desperate need of something to play. Atlus is going to have you covered in September, 2011. That’s when it’s releasing Persona 2: Innocent Sin, the only Persona game to never receive an official English release. Atlus has also decided to make the game part of its Atlus Spoils program.

With Atlus Spoils, you get more than just a game when you, you know, buy the game. In this case, all launch UMD copies of Persona 2: Innocent Sin will include a 10 track CD soundtrack…

THQ has made some Saints Row: The Third announcements that should make anyone who’s anticipating and definitely planning on picking up the game very happy. First, if you’re ready to make a definite commitment, you’ll be pleased to know there’s a pre-order promotion. A Professor Genki’s Hyper-Ordinary Pre-Order Pack is going to come with every pre-order of Saints Row: The Third to be exact. Second, there’s also going to be a Platinum Pack collector’s edition release that will, of course, be limited and come with additional Saints Row swag.

Let’s start out with the Professor Genki’s Hyper-Ordinary Pre-Order Pack first, since you can get that for free…

Today is the first day of summer. To celebrate the coming months of guaranteed heat and humidity, Sword & Sworcery EP for iOS and its soundtrack are on sale for today only (June 21, 2011). Sword & Sworcery EP is now $1.99 and Sword & Sworcery EP Micro is only $0.99 in the Apple App Store. It’s up to you to decide how much you want to pay for the soundtrack.

Did you buy The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D yet for your 3DS? If you did, then hurry over to the Club Nintendo website. You have until 12am PST today (June 20, 2011) to register the game so you can get a free soundtrack. When Nintendo said this CD was going to be a limited edition, they meant it…

EA’s released a bit of good news for anyone who’s been eagerly anticipating Alice: Madness Returns today, so get ready to start shopping. See, it pretty much all involves pre-ordering. There will be special incentives distributed to thank people for preordering the PS3, Xbox 360 and Windows game from the EA Store, Amazon and GameStop before the game is released on June 14, 2011.

Those three stores will be the only place you can get a soundtrack with your Alice: Madness Returns purchase…

During Namco Bandai’s Level Up in Dubai press conference yesterday, we learned that From Software’s Dark Souls, the Demon’s Souls follow up, would be out in October 2011 and have some kind of pre-order incentive. Namco Bandai has followed up with more information and I think a lot of people are going to want to pre-order Dark Souls for the PS3 or Xbox 360. After all, it’s not every day that you get a limited edition for a standard edition price.

Yes, that’s the incentive this time around…