After Borderlands blew us away with its release, we haven't been able to get enough of it. Additional content to extend the experience is a wonderful thing, but now we're ready to experience Borderlands at all times. In the car, in your office, at school - wherever, you'll now have the soundtrack to Borderlands available just in time for the holidays.
 

"The soundtrack features a number of tunes from various composers including Jesper Kyd, Sascha Dikiciyan, Cris Velasco and Raison Varner, Tim Larkin. Unfortunately, the catchy song "Aint No Rest For The Wicked," which was featured in the game's trailer and TV commercials, is not included."

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I guess this is a morning for soundtracks, too bad this one isn't free like Invincible Tiger's.  The Trine official soundtrack is out and and available for purchase.  The price?  About 12 euros.  But you can snag the amazing main theme for free, and we do recommend that.

Composer Ari Pulkkinen has it on his official site, along with some works of other games he did music for - like Super Stardust HD and Shadowgrounds.  It looks like Ari has some good taste in co-op games at least!  Now we just need the PlayStation Network version to finally be released and all is well with the world.

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Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao hit the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade this week.  Fierce dragon punches, five point palm exploding heart techniques and more delight your screen, in full 3d if you wish, while classic kung-fu inspired music satisfies your ears.

The aforementioned music is now available to download, for free.  Yes, you won't have to kung-fu kick anyone, or sneak in like a ninja to steal this music.  It's yours just for clicking this link.

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Like free things?  You do?  Oh good.  Did you like FLOCK!?  That quirky co-op puzzle game from Capcom where you heard up farm animals.  It was just alright?  Yeah we kinda agree.  But that doesn't mean the soundtrack wasn't really cool.  Now the kind folks at Capcom have released the full soundtrack in digital form for FREE!  Sweet.

Capcom is also offering the Resident Evil 5 soundtrack for download through Sumthing Digital.com for only $9.99.  Sound steep?  Well you do get 87 tracks, so that's like....$0.37 a track!  If you want the three disc version you can get it from Amazon too, but that'll cost you a little bit more.

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You know he's got an Ipod in his armor somewhere.

So, Dawn of War 2 has been out for a while now.  An RPG/RTS hybrid, the game has been generally well received, and we think it's pretty great, too.  Now, the soundtrack for the game is available, and even in these tough economic times, the price is affordable: $0. 

So, why not download it via Steam, or Relic's site?  To get you even more enthused, I've selected a few tracks for you to fill your media player of choice with, and paired them with appropriate co-op activities from around the home.

March Of The Waaagh! (Putting the kids to bed)

Purge The Xeno Scum (Cleaning the bathroom)

The Green Horde Rises (Mowing the lawn)

They Come In Waves And We Push Them Back (When the laundry basket is full)

Better yet, why not just download them all?  Free is good!

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