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Alright, so let’s dive into this. Picture this: there’s this new app – Nintendo Music (fancy, huh?) that’s like a time capsule of soundtracks spanning almost four decades. Nearly 40 years! I mean, seriously, makes you feel old, right? Anyway, it’s jam-packed with all those tunes you’ve hummed unknowingly since you were a kid. Subscribers to Nintendo Switch Online get dibs on this, by the way. You can either stream straight from the app or be a digital hoarder and download them for offline jamming.
Ever caught yourself humming Mario’s iconic beats or getting lost in the epic landscapes of Zelda? Yeah, it’s all here. From Super Mario Bros. to Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and even the wild rhythms from Splatoon 3. Me, I was lost in nostalgia – no idea why the sound of Pikmin footsteps sticks with me, but it does. Anyway – wait, I lost my train of thought. Ah, right! You can search by the game, track, or even by screenshot. A screenshot! Who knew visuals could be music’s best friend? Maybe that’s just me getting distracted by shiny things.
This ever-growing library is like a buffet of nostalgia with a constantly updated menu. And who doesn’t love an endless buffet, right? So, here’s a rundown of some of the goodies you can dig into through the app:
Nintendo Switch
- Animal Crossing: New Horizons
- Fire Emblem Engage
- Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and the list goes on…
Wii U
- Mario Kart 8
- Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Nintendo 3DS
- Luigi’s Mansion
- Mario Kart 7
And, somehow, we even get to revisit golden classics from NES days like Metroid and Super Mario Bros. 3. I mean, this list is a trip down memory lane. Speaking of nostalgia, how weirdly satisfying is it that Tetris tunes make you feel both anxious and calm?
Anyway, Nintendo Music’s kicking it on smart devices for those with a Nintendo Switch Online subscription – no extra cash needed, thankfully. More tunes are set to drop in, so it feels like there’s going to be more than a few evenings lost to this musical black hole.
In a way, it’s Nintendo giving you historical clicks in sound form. And if you’re not humming along now, well, maybe you will be soon enough.
