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Every game with songs on the Nintendo Music app

The Nintendo Music app brings Spotify to the Mushroom Kingdom. Well, not quite, but you can now listen to hundreds of songs on the go.

Aidan O'Brien

October 30, 2024 5:29 PM

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Have you ever wanted Spotify but for Nintendo music? Well, good news because the surprising Nintendo Music app has just arrived, and it's packed with features and a surprisingly robust launch offering of tracks from all throughout the storied history of a company that has done more in gaming than most.

Every game with songs on the Nintendo Music app

If you are curious about what game soundtracks are featured, you can find a full list of the featured games below. The app has more than just a collection of soundtracks in the album section; it also has playlists with set themes such as a specific character, moods, boss battles, or title themes. My favorite feature is the Extended Playback Collection, which allows you to set a song on repeat for up to an hour. 

The library currently covers games from the current day all the way back to the beautiful NES, and you can create and share your playlists with your friends. Hilariously, the app also features an option to hide any spoilers in case you are listening to the soundtrack of a game you haven't managed to finish yet.

Nintendo Switch

• Pikmin 4
• Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet
• Splatoon 3
• Animal Crossing: New Horizons
• Kirby Star Allies
• Super Mario Odyssey
• Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
• The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Wii

• Super Mario Galaxy
• Wii Channels

Nintendo DS

• Tomodachi Collection
• nintendogs

Nintendo GameCube

• Metroid Prime

Game Boy Advance

• Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade

Nintendo 64

• The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
• Lylat Wars

Super Nintendo Entertainment Systems

• Super Mari World 2: Yoshi's Island
• Donkey Kong Country

Game Boy

• Kirby's Dream Land
• Dr. Mario

Nintendo Entertainment System

• Metroid
• Metroid (Famicom Disk System)
• Super Mario Bros.

Make sure you go to the App Store for iPhone and the Google Play store for Android and grab the app. However, you will need a Nintendo Online account to use the app. Now, all we need is for Nintendo to release some new hardware so we can have a whole new section of songs.

Aidan O'Brien

Contributing Guides Editor

Hailing from Ireland, Aidan has been conditioned by local weather conditions to survive hours at his PC grinding through whatever game is offering the lowest possible drop rates for loot. He thinks the easiest way to figure out what fans of games want to read is to just be a fan of games. You can normally find him logged into Warframe, Destiny, or a gacha game. You can reach out to him on X @scannerbarkly.