Sony is now promoting two of their games right now by making their soundtracks free with the game purchase. If you buy Jak X: Combat Racing for the PS2 or The Con for the Playstation Portable, you download their respective soundtracks for free! All you have to do after you buy the game is hit up Sony’s Connection website, type in your coupon code from the game, and download away. “The Con’s soundtrack includes exclusive remixes by Blackalicious, Dan the Automator, The Alchemist and Doc. Jak X includes songs from Queens of the Stone Age and Billy Howerdel.”

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