The soundtrack for Resident Evil 4 is coming to vinyl this summer. Set for a release date of June 2020, the vinyl features remastered audio from the iconic 2004 Nintendo GameCube title. The release is a collaboration between Capcom and Laced Records, with new sleeve artwork created by Boris Moncel.
The vinyl features an original score from composer duo Shusaku Uchiyama and Misao Senbongi, who brought the gaming world iconic tracks including Serenity and Save Theme. Now, this 61 track strong collection can be enjoyed in all its remastered glory.
Plus, the Resident Evil 4 soundtrack comes pressed onto audiophile-quality, 180g heavyweight vinyl LPs. The records also come with a special gatefold box set, and is available as a Standard Edition (black discs), or for something more special, the Limited Edition (‘muddy gold’ discs). These are exclusive to the Laced Records store.
The vinyl can be pre-ordered via this link here, or here those outside the US. Resident Evil 4’s soundtrack is available at a price of £70 or $80. Word to the wise, the vinyl is only available in North America and EMEA (Europe, Middle-East, and Africa) territories.
On April 3, Resident Evil 3 saw its release across the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Check out our Game Luster review of the demo gameplay at the link here. This third reboot in the franchise follows on from 2019’s highly successful Resident Evil 2. The Guardian described Resident Evil 3’s remake as “a well thought-out and nicely executed modern refresh of a survival horror classic – and welcome slab of (almost) escapism to enliven our current house-bound lives.”
While there hasn’t been an official announcement, the remake trend may be set continue, with Resident Evil 4 receiving the same treatment. In the past few days, Capcom have put out a survey asking fans if they would prefer another remake or a new sequel. While Resident Evil 4 is not mentioned, it is the likely candidate alongside Resident Evil – Code: Veronica.
