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This time theyre working with Rez Infinite creators to launch a special collection just for the game and it includes a whole bunch of amazing stuff, and not just for collectors either.

Lets start off with the game Rez Infinite is set to release on October 13 for PS4 and while only available digitally through the PlayStation Store, iam8bit will be creating a limited physical copy of the game which will be available to reserve tomorrow, August 19 for 39.99.

More from the collection includes two collectible pins (10) and a 2xLP 180-gram vinyl that includes two designs one standard (75) and the other being a limited Player Form picture disc version with only 1,000 copies made available (85).

Both versions of the remastered soundtrack on vinyl includes a 7 disc featuring the new Area X and 48 page retrospective book featuring rare conversations with developers and the creator, Tetsuya Mizuguchi.

And yes, while fans have certainly heard the main soundtrack plenty of times by now, theyve never heard it on vinyl.

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As such, Rez Infinite managed to not only be a great update on PS4, but somehow one of the best PS VR games straight out of the gate.

In and of itself, an on-rails shooter is nothing all that exciting.

This means that any opportunity to buy the soundtrack should be met with acclaim.

The Rez Infinite vinyl soundtrack is one item that captures the feel of Rez and honors the game.

Everything comes packaged within a large, hardback retrospective book.

The book itself has a cool clear sleeve which completes the artwork on the front of the book.

Theres text from Enhance Games and the original developers about the making of Rez as well as innumerable glossy art prints and screenshots.

Any and all fans will likely feel themselves obsessively looking through the retrospective book at least twice.

On both inside flaps are cardboard sleeves housing two albums.

There is also a third bonus 7 vinyl included in the back.

The pricier limited editions discs were black and depicted the player avatar in its different stages on each side.

I, on the other hand, made it in time for the standard orange vinyl edition.

Pictures on the store page depict the two discs as orange and yellow but that isnt quite right.

Mine are actually both orange, with the second one actually being translucent.

The 7 bonus offers a mixed coloration of white and black in a slightly artistic grey mess.

There are no other designs to speak of on this edition of the vinyl.

Yes, the level 1 player avatar is orange and so is the original game logo.

But it doesnt feel like quite the same orange Rezs signature orange has more yellow infused within it.

Either way, the translucent second disc is neat to look at if youve not seen one before.

The bare cardboard retrospective book cover also seems a seriously odd design choice.

Fortunately, the lovely gold foil design on the front mostly makes up for it.

The bonus one specifically features the new music from Area X (the new zone created specifically for PS4).

This was an ingenious move because, prior to this, the main way people were listening to Area X tracks was by simply ripping game audio.