The large number of streaming music services makes it difficult for there to be no user without a subscription. Different types of applications, services and subscriptions mean that each user can choose their favorite service. A few days ago Nintendo announced Nintendo Music, a kind of reproduction service for the original soundtracks (OST) of its games. Through an application in the purest style of Apple Music or Spotify, users will be able to browse the most iconic music from their favorite games. This service is accessible through an active subscription to Nintendo Switch Online y It is now available in the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
Enjoy the OST of your favorite games without spoilers with Nintendo Music
A few days ago, by surprise, Nintendo gave the step to the streaming music service but with a peculiarity: only music derived from the OST of their games. Through Nintendo Music, and new company serviceusers will be able to create playlists, enjoy the best songs from a large number of games and much more. In addition, it has a very peculiar advantage: spoilers can be avoided through a mode that can be activated, with which any information about the game within the covers, the lyrics of the songs or the music itself will be avoided.
With Nintendo Music, you can listen to various Nintendo music tracks anywhere on your smart device, from series like Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, and more. Discover individual tracks, listen to full soundtracks and create your own playlists with select tracks to enjoy wherever you want!
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Currently, Nintendo Music has OSTs for games such as Pikmin 4, Pokémon Scarlet and Purple, Splatoon 3, Animal Crossing, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and more. Although all This music is also accessible through other services such as Spotify or Apple Music, Nintendo Music is an official Nintendo service. The drawback? In order to use it, you must have an active subscription to Nintendo Switch Online and it can be purchased from this link.
If you want to enjoy this type of content in the most geek and intense as possible, and you also have a subscription to the Nintendo service, Nintendo Music can be a more than useful option for you.
The app is no longer available in the App Store
Source: www.actualidadiphone.com
