Here's what some people have been saying about PPPPPP:

"Sophisticated and organic, this is chiptunes at their very best."
--- Philip Armstrong, 1up.com (Link)

"The fierce and relentlessly upbeat soundtrack is dripping with personality, a real labour of love"
--- Jaz McDougall, PC Gamer (March 2010 issue, page 96)

"Incredible 8-bit tunes ... A collection well-composed chiptune anthems that rival those of your favorite NES classics"
--- Samuel Claiborn, IGN.com (Link)

"The best music presented in a game, ever. Yes, it really is that good ... The music lacks a contemporary counterpart."
--- Tomas Andersson, www.pulse.nu (Link, article in swedish)

"Credit goes to Magnus Palsson's brilliant soundtrack, which transcends its coarse chiptune stylings in some genuinely rich, evocative and exciting electronic music"
--- Oli Welsh, www.eurogamer.net (Link)

"These are chiptunes from the absolute highest shelf, and gives nostalgic shivers all the way out in the toenails"
--- Erik Fossum, www.dagbladet.no (Link)

"This bag of retro goodness will remind you of the sense of wonder, mystery, and adventure that made us all fall in love with games to begin with"
--- Gideon Dabi, www.originalsoundversion.com (Link)

"This is really excellent work"
--- Jim Shepard, Gearbox Software (Link)

"The music is fucking spectacular"
--- Anthony Burch, www.destructoid.com (Link)

"Beeps and boops have never sounded so awesome!"
--- Andy Chan, Youtube reviewer (Link)

"And that music - just wow. Every single one of SoulEye's chiptune tracks are utterly hairs-stand-up-on-back-of-neck fantastic ...
The tunes are a huge part of the whole package, giving it that extra something ...
Stunning soundtrack that will flip you on your head ... My brain tells me his tunes are magical, and I think it's right for once."
--- Michael Rose, www.indiegames.com (Link)

"...fantastic chippy pop soundtrack ..."
--- Michael McWhertor, kotaku.com (Link)

"...Exceptional soundtrack by Magnus Pålsson (aka Souleye). His high-energy chiptunes are an incredible motivator and keep the adrenaline pumping ...
This game contains some of the most fist-pumpingly energetic chip music I’ve ever heard [and that's saying something;
we just got back from Blip Festival!] ... Upbeat, exciting, and nostalgic ... and a couple of other kickass extras ... Worth every penny"
--- Nick Robinson, www.bytejacker.com (Link and Link)

"It’s hypnotic, vibrant, and it taps into the gamer in my heart."
--- Daniel Lipscombe, Electro Candy (Link)

"Oh, and the music. Oh the music. The music! This stuff is fabulous ... The chiptune soundtrack by Magnus Pålsson is simply superb.
The emotion it provokes is one that will keep you in a happy mood for the entirety of the game,
all the while tapping your feet to the beat... The soundtrack for VVVVVV rivals Mega Man in its chiptune awesomeness."
--- Keenan W., http://game-central.org (Link)

"VVVVVV's haunting audio sets the the game's tone magnificently ... The chiptune beats treads the fine line between modern and retro.
They combine the beautiful surrealness of old C64 and ZX Spectrum games with a modern techno twist.
The result is something that not only feels instantly familiar, but will also ingrain itself into your pre-frontal cortex.
It's masterful and really adds polish to the package."
-- Editorial review by 2 Bit Wasteland (Link)

"Without a doubt ... one of the best gaming soundtracks I’ve heard in a long time...
The soundtrack is brilliant. A great selection of chiptunes that will get you very nostalgic"
-- Editorial review, retrogamedepot.com (Link)

"This can’t be stressed enough: phenomenal soundtrack... Magnus Palsson's soundtrack is a f#*%(*^ revelation ...
A chip soundtrack masterpiece that rivals established series like Mega Man and Castlevania."
-- Chase C, gamerlimit.com (Link)

"I’ve been humming bits of the VVVVVV soundtrack in the shower and during car trips all week, and likely will be into the forseeable future."
-- Ricky Scibbe, scibbe.com (Link)

"The theme of past meets present is no more exuberantly expressed than in the music. Magnus Pålsson’s soundtrack is a true gem, grabbing Mega Man by his 8-bit throat and
dragging him through the last twenty years of advancement in the electronic genres,
producing sounds that are at once richly atmospheric and proud to display their legacy. It’s also video game music in the best possible sense"
-- Fraser McMillan, thunderboltgames.com (Link)