Nintendo Music also doesn’t credit the real humans involved in making a song. That means, curiously enough, that the fictional bands in Splatoon 3 have more prominence in Nintendo Music than the legendary Koji Kondo. (Nintendo has kind of a weird thing about credits at the moment .)

Nintendo is putting music under its belt by way of an all-new music app. Whether you’re an avid gamer, casual gamer, or looking to get into the gaming industry, the company is unleashing an all-new way for users to access the sounds of the games that they love through its very own music-streaming app.

Alongside their newest product, the Nintendo Alarmo, Nintendo has just released their first music app. Yes, you read that right, they published a music app that no one asked for before the Switch 2. What is Nintendo Music?

A large chunk of Nintendo's library of in-game music cues and soundtracks is now available for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers via an app, Nintendo Music, released for iOS and Android. The app for mobile devices requires a Switch Online membership and prompts a login after the app is downloaded.

Nintendo has released Nintendo Music, a new music streaming app that gives Nintendo Switch Online subscribers access to soundtracks from

Spread the loveNintendo, known for its iconic games and characters, has taken a surprising but welcome step into the world of music streaming. Their new app, aptly named “Nintendo Music,” offers a curated selection of iconic melodies from their vast library of games.