Nintendo Music is the company’s new music streaming service with game soundtracks

Many Nintendo games are absolute successes on the platform and from the oldest to the newest, one aspect stands out: the soundtracks. Many of them have become iconic and that’s why the company’s fans now have an application that brings them all together: Nintendo Music.

The company announced the launch of its official music streaming service that brings together all the soundtracks from its games, with features that allow you to enjoy this experience in several different ways. The application is available for mobile devices and promises to bring together music from unforgettable games and characters.

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Nintendo Music is the new “Spotify of the gaming world”

Right away, the new Nintendo Music will look very familiar to anyone who already uses another very popular music service, Spotify. This is a good thing, as it makes navigation easier for many users.

Within the service, the tracks are organized in different ways, but mainly separated by games, so you can listen to a complete album of any specific title quickly and easily.

There are also playlists dedicated to specific characters, such as Mário or KK Slider from Animal Crossing, which features a selection of their most famous songs. Another way to enjoy the music is by selecting thematic playlist depending on chosen moments, such as a selection of “boss battle” songs to relive the adrenaline of the most intense moments of the games, or “victory” tracks to feel the thrill of an epic achievement. For those looking for something more specific, there are also playlists with songs with the same energy, such as the mood playlist that has several funnier or more relaxing songs for bedtime.

Service be careful with spoilers

A very interesting and important feature that is present in Nintendo Music is the spoiler prevention function, which will make any gamer feel calmer. It turns out that if you are playing a game for the first time and want to enjoy its music while you have this experience, just add it to the list and the application will hide any track that may contain spoilers, such as the appearance of a boss. unexpected or a surprise ending.

Furthermore, the application also has a loop function, which allows the user to listen to the same track repeatedly for up to an hour straight, without interruptions.

Exclusive access for Switch Online subscribers

Nintendo Music, a new smart-device app exclusively for #NintendoSwitchOnline members, lets you stream or download music from Nintendo’s library of soundtracks!

Nintendo Music will be released later today! Learn more: https://t.co/X5uL1ThupO pic.twitter.com/2NOu7k22zf

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) October 30, 2024

To access Nintendo Music, users must be a Switch Online subscriber. However, even those who are taking advantage of the service’s free trial period can start enjoying the games’ soundtracks.

An added benefit is that all members of a Switch Online family subscription also have access to Nintendo Music, without needing to pay a separate subscription fee.

In other words, Nintendo Music is an unmissable experience for anyone who loves the Nintendo universe and wants to take their favorite soundtracks anywhere.

Source: Nintendo