Mana Wave Media has opened pre-orders for a three-LP vinyl collection that compiles music from Capcom’s gothic fighter Vampire Savior—released in the West as Darkstalkers 3.
The set foregrounds the original 1997 Vampire Savior score while also drawing on related releases and ports, offering a comprehensive package aimed at collectors and fans of the series.
The collection features the complete Vampire Savior original soundtrack as composed by Takayuki Iwai and Masato Kouda, together with previously unused tracks and additional music from the 1997 expansions Vampire Savior 2 and Vampire Hunter 2.
Mana Wave’s release also includes selections from the PlayStation Portable port Vampire Chronicle: The Chaos Tower (2004) and music that appeared in Capcom’s 2013 rerelease Darkstalkers: Resurrection.
Mana Wave Media has begun taking pre-orders for the set through its online store, with an expected shipment window in late 2026.
Packaging and variants are detailed by the publisher: the three-LP set is offered in a standard colourway and a blended “spooky” variant exclusive to the Mana Wave store.
Vinyl copies are housed in a trifold sleeve featuring artwork by Raita Kazama; the publisher highlights Kazama’s detailed illustrations on the sleeve art.
Pricing for the set is listed at $64.99 USD / €57, with shipping and potential customs charges applied separately.
Retail partners include a UK-exclusive edition from Lost in Cult: a “Jedah” variant pressed on white-and-pink vinyl limited to 500 copies.
According to the store listing, that edition is limited in quantity and is sold separately from the Mana Wave standard and exclusive variants.
For collectors and fans of Capcom’s fighting franchises, the Mana Wave release consolidates music from multiple entries in the Darkstalkers line into a single physical package.
While the franchise originated in arcades and later appeared on platforms such as PlayStation Portable, the new vinyl release targets music collectors and retro-fighting enthusiasts who collect physical media alongside modern platform play on systems like the Nintendo Switch and other consoles.
The set foregrounds the original 1997 Vampire Savior score while also drawing on related releases and ports, offering a comprehensive package aimed at collectors and fans of the series.
The collection features the complete Vampire Savior original soundtrack as composed by Takayuki Iwai and Masato Kouda, together with previously unused tracks and additional music from the 1997 expansions Vampire Savior 2 and Vampire Hunter 2.
Mana Wave’s release also includes selections from the PlayStation Portable port Vampire Chronicle: The Chaos Tower (2004) and music that appeared in Capcom’s 2013 rerelease Darkstalkers: Resurrection.
Mana Wave Media has begun taking pre-orders for the set through its online store, with an expected shipment window in late 2026.
Packaging and variants are detailed by the publisher: the three-LP set is offered in a standard colourway and a blended “spooky” variant exclusive to the Mana Wave store.
Vinyl copies are housed in a trifold sleeve featuring artwork by Raita Kazama; the publisher highlights Kazama’s detailed illustrations on the sleeve art.
Pricing for the set is listed at $64.99 USD / €57, with shipping and potential customs charges applied separately.
Retail partners include a UK-exclusive edition from Lost in Cult: a “Jedah” variant pressed on white-and-pink vinyl limited to 500 copies.
According to the store listing, that edition is limited in quantity and is sold separately from the Mana Wave standard and exclusive variants.
For collectors and fans of Capcom’s fighting franchises, the Mana Wave release consolidates music from multiple entries in the Darkstalkers line into a single physical package.
While the franchise originated in arcades and later appeared on platforms such as PlayStation Portable, the new vinyl release targets music collectors and retro-fighting enthusiasts who collect physical media alongside modern platform play on systems like the Nintendo Switch and other consoles.
