For 40 years, Capcom has left its mark on every video game and franchise, and so have its soundtracks. Melodies like those of Mega Man, Street Fighter, Monster Hunter, and Devil May Cry are some examples. That's why Spotify has added a lot of material to its platform for us to enjoy for a long time.
Via its official Twitter account, Spotify announced the news yesterday. Now you'll be able to feel part of the Capcom universe while you go to work, while you travel, or while you study. If you also need to relax for a few moments, you can opt for the jazz soundtrack of Monster Hunter World, for example, since Capcom has uploaded alternative OSTs. The selection it offers us is very wide and varied, to discover and enjoy for hours.
A fruitful year for Capcom
These last years have been more than fruitful for Capcom. Last year saw the release of Monster Hunter World (the sixth title in the franchise) and it was a huge success. The good streak continued with the recent release of Resident Evil 2 Remake. Despite being a remake, the game is a hit and was one of the most anticipated by fans since its first rumors.
The artist name Capcom receives on the platform is "Capcom Sound Team" and, although many of the soundtracks are Japanese, we can also recognize it by its artwork. The only downside is that several of the published albums are region-locked, such as the Resident Evil saga, so it remains to investigate and try depending on your country of origin.
Enjoy almost 80 soundtracks
Thanks to this agreement between Spotify and Capcom, you'll be able to enjoy almost 80 soundtracks and feel immersed in Raccoon City, Ryu's stage, or whichever you prefer. Us? Happy, of course!
