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Nintendo Music has emerged as the ultimate destination for fans eager to savor a plethora of soundtracks from their favorite games. Officially rolled out on October 31 last year, Nintendo Music initially took a while to gain traction. However, it has since grown to flaunt an impressive array of soundtracks, taking fans on a nostalgic journey through the company’s rich gaming history.
The platform’s selection encompasses a broad spectrum of genres and franchises, and this diversity is set to expand even further over the coming months. With the much-anticipated launch of the Switch 2 announced in January, Nintendo is gearing up for an exciting year. The ongoing updates to Nintendo Music’s track lineup are only adding fuel to the excitement.
During the initial launch in October, Nintendo Music premiered with a robust slate of 22 soundtrack titles. This lineup included iconic franchises such as Super Mario Bros. and little gems like Nintendogs. These offerings set the stage, showcasing the beloved melodies that have underscored Nintendo’s gaming history. The stream of new additions has kept the platform fresh and continually enticing for listeners.
To access Nintendo Music’s collection, users must hold a Switch Online membership.
Looking back at November 2024, the platform added a delightful mix of both fresh and classic vibes. Tracks from Brain Age and Wii Sports joined the mix, sparking nostalgia while underscoring the innovative spirit that Nintendo is known for.
In December 2024, they introduced a slightly smaller yet strong selection of fan-favorites. Titles like Super Mario 64 and Wave Race 64 delighted longtime fans, further expanding the platform’s rich catalog. Although the number of additions was fewer than in November, the quality and fame of these titles were undeniable, feeding the audience’s hunger for timeless Nintendo classics.
The start of 2025 saw even more exciting additions with January’s update, which included Donkey Kong Country 3 and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Pokemon Legends: Arceus and Super Mario Kart rounded out a month that welcomed both retro fans and newer players alike, enhancing the platform’s appeal with a dynamic listening experience.
The February 2025 update brought another wave of cherished titles, including two Super Mario entries and the nostalgic StreetPass Mii Plaza, alongside the RPG favorite, Golden Sun. The blend of classic charm and innovative gameplay music showcases Nintendo’s dedication to celebrating both past and present milestones.
As March approaches, fans eagerly await the unveiling of new soundtracks, anticipating another well-curated collection that adheres to the standard of four game additions per month, as demonstrated in recent updates. It’s clear that Nintendo Music is shaping up to be more than just a streaming service—it’s becoming a vibrant archive of gaming history, offering fans a continuous hit of nostalgia punctuated with each new addition.
