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Nintendo Famicom Music [Import Blu-Spec 2xCD Set]

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Category: CD

  • 2026 Reissue
  • First-ever Famicom 8-bit game music release in Blu-spec CD2 format
  • Featuring medleys from 25 classic games w/ music from Koji Kondo, Yukio Kaneoka, Akito Nakatsuka, Hirokazu Tanaka, Kenji Yamamoto and Hideki Kanazashi*
  • Includes first-ever CD release of "Famicom Wars"
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Alexander K. ★★★★★

The Blu-spec CD2 format really makes those classic 8-bit tunes sound cleaner and punchier than my old cartridge recordings. I’ve been listening to Koji Kondo’s medleys on repeat and they’re just as catchy as I remembered.

Chloe O. ★★★★★

The medleys from 25 classic games flow together perfectly on this double CD set. I've been reliving my childhood with that Koji Kondo track, and the sound quality is noticeably cleaner than my old cartridge rips.

James ★★★★★

The Blu-spec CD2 transfer really brings out the warmth in those old 8-bit chiptunes—I noticed layers in the Metroid medley I’d never heard before. Having 25 classic game themes across two discs is a solid trip down memory lane, and the 2026 reissue feels like a proper collector’s item.