Driver: Parallel Lines

A 12″ with music related to the Atari title “Driver: Parallel Lines” have been released.

It’s a single 12″ on red vinyl and is housed in a gatefold jacket.

It was released in 2006.

Space Channel 5: Mexican Flyer

A 12″ with music from the game was released by Tommy Boy. The in-game music is remixes of the song Mexican Flyer by Ken Woodman & His Piccadilly Brass. The remixes are made by Dan The Automator, Gomi’s Lair, and Chris Panaghi.

Solstice EXTRA – はるのあしおと

A 12″ featuring music from the visual novel Haru No Ashioto have been released and is titled “Solstice EXTRA – はるのあしおと”. The release was available for purchase at Comic Markeyt 66 in Tokyo.

There’s two versions available. This is the one on blue translucent vinyl.

Kingdom Hearts I & II

New label Novu Records have stated on their website that they are working on vinyl releases for Yoko Shimomura’s soundtracks for Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II. No other words than this so far.

UPDATE: As of late 2016 Novu announced that they will be ceasing operations meaning that this rumor is officially debunked.

DJ Hero

A 12″ picture disc have been released. It contains DLC codes for the game on the back cover.

DJ Hero Mock Vinyl

SEGA Classics Collection Soundtracks From 1986 To 1996

12″ released in 2005 or 2006 by SEGA Recordings. It was released in 900 copies as a promotional release for the Sega Classics Collection on PlayStation 2. It contains 9 tracks from the games Fantasy Zone, Space Harrier, Golden Axe, and OutRun.

Angel Of Darkness

A 12″ picture disc with remixes of Alex C. & Yasmin K.’s Angel Of Darkness-track from Tomb Raider: The Angel Of Darkness. It was released by Epic in 2003.

The Lighthouse

Ninja Tune released a single-sided 12″ with Amon Tobin’s track The Lighthouse in 2005. The track is taken from Amon Tobin’s soundtrack to Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory.

This is the white label test pressing with a blank Side B.

The Lighthouse

Ninja Tune released a single-sided 12″ with Amon Tobin’s track The Lighthouse in 2005. The track is taken from Amon Tobin’s soundtrack to Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory.

This is the commercial release version with an etched image on Side B.