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Taito Arcade Classics Vol 4: Darius II

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$12.99 $19.99 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

Experience the iconic sounds of the classic arcade title Darius II on a 12‑inch vinyl record from the Taito Arcade Classics Vol 4 series. Issued by SUPERJUMBO, this clear‑variant pressing offers a distinctive visual appeal while delivering the original game music in analog format.

  • 12‑inch, 33 RPM vinyl record featuring the Darius II soundtrack
  • Clear variant pressing for a unique collector’s item
  • Part of the Taito Arcade Classics Vol 4 series, celebrating vintage game music
  • Ideal for vinyl enthusiasts and retro gaming fans
  • Produced under the SUPERJUMBO brand for quality assurance
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Madison B. ★★★★★

The bass on this pressing is surprisingly punchy for a vinyl, really brings those classic arcade sound effects to life. Spinning it while reading the liner notes about the game’s development adds a whole new layer of appreciation.

Edward ★★★★☆

The clear vinyl looks fantastic under the light, and the pressing captures those chiptune melodies with surprising warmth. My only minor gripe is the sleeve art feels a bit plain for such a cool soundtrack.