I see nothing wrong with compiling a list of known games with redbook audio, and adding it to the site as a curiosity, a sort of trivia, just for fun thing (just a list). For example, the Falcom discography lists the known redbook audio games (for Falcom games), and it is interesting to know such things.
The accessibility of redbook audio does make it different. Sure, one can extract the music from the Super Mario 64 cartridge, but it takes a hell of a lot of work, especially if you're the first one to do it.
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