New Legendary Soundtrack Joins Nintendo Music Collection

Have you caught up with the latest sounds over on Nintendo Music? If not, it’s time to grab those headphones because Pokémon Legends: Arceus has just been added to the lineup on Nintendo’s music-streaming app.

This epic soundtrack is packed with over four hours of music spread across 102 tracks, making it a treasure trove for Pokémon enthusiasts. From the opening notes in “The Beginning” to the compelling “Ending Theme,” every tune takes you on a nostalgic journey through the world of Arceus. And, for those who’ve been second-guessing the pronunciation, it’s “AA-KEE-UHS.” That nugget finally ends one of those long-standing debates!

Eager to dive in? Head over to the Pokémon Legends: Arceus playlist and enjoy the melodies.

Looking back, it’s hard to believe it’s been three months since the Nintendo Music app first made its debut on October 30 last year. In that short span, the app has brought us classic soundtracks like Wave Race 64, F-Zero X, Donkey Kong Country 2 and 3, Skyward Sword, and Super Mario Kart, all stirring up a warm sense of nostalgia.

Admittedly, the app’s library is still growing, but we’re thrilled to see new tracks popping up each week. We’ll be chatting all about this latest addition to Nintendo Music in our upcoming Pure Nintendo Podcast episode, so keep your ears open for that!

Have you tried out the new Nintendo Music app yet? What do you think of it? We’re curious about your favorite soundtrack so far! Remember, you need a Nintendo Switch Online account to tap into this free music service from Nintendo.

Here’s a peek at all the tracks included in this new update to the Nintendo Music app:

– The Beginning
– Transported
– Professor Laventon
– A Meeting in Hisui
– Jubilife Village
– Thunder
– Galaxy Hall
– Battle! (People of Hisui)
– To a New Land
– Obsidian Fieldlands 1-1
– … and many more curated tunes to suit every mood!

Each track is a little gem, just waiting to be uncovered. So go on, treat your ears to some musical goodness.