Nintendo Music is now the premiere platform where fans of the company can enjoy the various soundtracks featured in a variety of games. Launched on October 31 of last year, it was a bit of a slow start for Nintendo Music, but since then, the streaming platform has added a strong roster of soundtracks that serve as great throwbacks for fans to enjoy.
The offerings featured on Nintendo Music cover a wide range of genres and franchises, and the list is bound to grow this year. With the announcement of the Switch 2 in January, Nintendo is gearing up for a strong year, and Nintendo Music’s continuously updated track list adds to the hype.
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Every Game Available on Nintendo Music So Far
Soundtracks That Were Available at Nintendo Music’s October 31 Launch
- Animal Crossing: New Horizons
- Donkey Kong Country
- Dr. Mario
- Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade
- Kirby’s Dream Land
- Kirby Star Allies
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
- Metroid
- Metroid Prime
- Nintendogs
- Pikmin 4
- Pokemon Scarlet and Violet
- Splatoon 3
- Star Fox 64
- Super Mario Bros.
- Super Mario Galaxy
- Super Mario Odyssey
- Tomodachi Collection
- Yoshi’s Island
- Wii Channels
The first offerings to come to Nintendo Music back in October kicked the streaming platform off with some of the company’s biggest franchises. From major staples like Super Mario Bros. to nostalgic reminders of specific Nintendo eras, like Nintendogs, Nintendo Music premiered with 22 major titles for users to dive into. Nintendo‘s franchises are powered by strong soundtracks, and the updates have kept bringing even more to the music platform.
A Switch Online membership is required to listen to Nintendo Music’s roster.
November 2024 Additions
- Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!
- Donkey Kong Country 2
- F-Zero X
- Super Mario Bros. Wonder
- Wii Sports
November saw a diverse offering that was once again filled with a fun blend of newness and nostalgia. The inclusion of Brain Age has been both an exciting and surprising addition, while the tunes of Wii Sports are there to bring players back to an incredibly fun time in Nintendo’s history.
December 2024 Additions
- The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
- Splatoon 2
- Super Mario 64
- Wave Race 64
Nintendo Music’s December update may have brought one less soundtrack than November, but the additions are a strong offering that pads out the platform’s listening options with notable titles. Super Mario 64 continues to be one of the most iconic entries in its respective series. Wave Race 64 brings listeners a second helping of Nintendo 64-related content that is perfect for longtime Nintendo fans. Skyward Sword continues to grow Nintendo Music’s Zelda options as Splatoon 2 finally comes to the platform after originally being delisted.
January 2025 Additions
- Donkey Kong Country 3
- The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
- Pokemon Legends: Arceus
- Super Mario Kart
The first month of the year brought more great choices for users’ listening pleasure. Donkey Kong Country 3 rounds out a solid Nintendo trilogy. The Wind Waker remains one of the most charming entries in The Legend of Zelda franchise, so the inclusion of its soundtrack is further good news for fans of this particular franchise.
With the announcement of the Switch 2 in January, Nintendo is gearing up for a strong year, and Nintendo Music’s continuously updated track list adds to the hype.
February 2025 Additions
- Golden Sun
- StreetPass Mii Plaza
- Super Mario Bros. 2
- Super Mario World
This month added a double dose of Super Mario, and StreetPass Mii Plaza was a major throwback to the days of the Nintendo 3DS. Golden Sun rounds out February’s update, further proving that Nintendo is approaching its music platform with a balance of classic and modern entries. As of now, Nintendo Music’s March soundtracks have yet to be announced, but since December, January, and February each feature four games, it’s likely that the same number of titles will be added in March.
