Complete List of Game Soundtracks on Nintendo Music

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So, there’s this Nintendo Music app, right? Popped up for, like, smart devices. Imagine 40 years of Nintendo tunes wrapped into your phone. Wild, I know. Anyway, to get in on the action, you gotta be into Nintendo Switch Online—like, a subscriber. No freeloaders.

You can stream these classic jams or snag them offline if you’re thinking ahead. I mean, we’re talking everything from Super Mario’s catchy earworms to Zelda’s epic sonic landscapes. And Splatoon—don’t even get me started on those funky beats. It’s a trip. Search options? Oh, they’ve got it all: game title, track, playlist, even a weird browse-by-screenshot deal. Why? Who knows, but it works.

And they keep tossing in more tracks—never-ending music buffet. Here, lemme list some. Actually, no. Let’s just ramble off a few highlights. You’ll see.

Nintendo Switch – Oh boy. Seriously, some fan favorites here. New Horizons too. I once spent an embarrassing amount of time (like, real embarrassing) decorating some virtual garden.

Wii U – Not a huge list but, hey, you’ve got Mario Kart. That’s gotta count for something, right?

Nintendo 3DS – StreetPass Mii Plaza? Miss those bizarre hallway encounters. Always a surprise.

Wii – Wii Sports! The memories. I swung that remote around like I was qualifying for the Olympics. Spoiler: I wasn’t.

Nintendo DS – Remember nintendogs? My Tamagotchi’s fancier cousin. Nostalgic gold, right there.

Game Boy Advance – Fire Emblem and Golden Sun. Tactical brain teasers and pure joy.

Nintendo 64 – The legend that is Ocarina of Time. Millennium levels of iconic.

Super NES – Diddy’s Kong Quest. Fun fact: got lost in those levels more times than I care to admit.

Game Boy – Should I even start on Tetris? I can still hear that theme when I close my eyes.

NES – Ah, the classics. Metroid and Mario. Definition of timeless.

Oh, and quick P.S. nugget: this Nintendo Music thing? Totally free for the Nintendo Switch Online squad. No extra cash needed. Just plug, play, and let those memories roll. More tracks are apparently on the way, so better clear some playlist space.

Isn’t it kinda bonkers what bouncing pixel pals and simple tunes can do? Anyway—uh, where was I going with this? I dunno. Just go check it out, yeah?