Nintendo has updated its popular music app and added over 200 new songs from over 25 classic NES games. Some of these are ...

Nintendo Music has mostly been drip-feeding Switch Online subscribers one game album per week, but this week it's going all ...

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Switch Online subscribers can now access more than 200 new tracks from NES and Famicom games via the Nintendo Music app, including Mario Bros., Duck Hunt, Wrecking Crew, and a handful of Donkey Kong ...

Nintendo has cracked open its nearly 40-year vault of video game soundtracks with the launch of Nintendo Music, an app that lets fans relive their musical memories from classic and current ...

On the Nintendo Music app, you can listen to dozens of hours of music, all from video games published by Nintendo. The app has over a million downloads since it was launched two weeks ago.

To say Nintendo has made a lot of great games over the years is a severe understatement. It’s made some of the most impactful ...

A Nintendo Music update added the Super Mario Bros. 3 OST with 42 tracks to the service. Super Mario Bros. 3 introduced new power-ups, the Koopalings, auto-scrolling levels, and a world map.

As Nintendo soundtracks are removed from YouTube, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to listen to the company’s music, particularly when it comes to old or obscure titles.

Nintendo has also confirmed that more music will be added to the app in the future via software updates. You may like New Nintendo Today post gives us our first good look at GameShare in action; ...

Nintendo launched Nintendo Music is available on iOS and Android late Wednesday. The app includes tracks from a handful of properties,such as recent and past Super Mario games, as well as the ...

Last night, Nintendo pulled off a surprise launch of a new Nintendo Music smartphone app, offering many of the company's staple soundtrack songs as a perk to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.But ...