I love it, although I’d love to see Nintendo add support for widgets. Nintendo Music is available as a free download on the App Store but requires a Nintendo Online account. John is MacStories’ ...

Well, yes and no. Mainly no. Nintendo Music is free to download via the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, however, you will need an active Nintendo Switch Online account to start listening.

The app has had more than a million downloads since it launched on Oct. 30. The early success, and the enthusiasm it’s received from fans, speaks to the unique history and appeal of Nintendo’s music.

We probably won't flag up when every single game's soundtrack comes to Nintendo Music, but Wii Sports is a bit of a favourite round these parts. So yes, 30 music tracks from Nintendo's seminal Wii ...

With the launch of Nintendo Music, fans now have a legitimate opportunity to check out some of the very best soundtracks from Nintendo's storied history. Yes, it's a bit barebones at the moment ...

Surprise! Nintendo just revealed a new app, and it's all about the music of its games. Fittingly titled Nintendo Music, the ...

Nintendo Music is available now on the App Store and Google Play, exclusively to active Nintendo Switch Online members.

Nintendo has launched Nintendo Music, a new music download and streaming ... Available now via the iPhone App Store and ...

Nintendo has launched Nintendo Music, a new music download and streaming app for your smartphone with access to a library of the company's top video game tunes. Nintendo Music features playlists ...

The Nintendo Music app includes curated playlists around ... in trying out the service can find it on their smartphone's app store. The Nintendo Switch is a hybrid portable and home console ...

A new music streaming app has entered the market. It's called Nintendo Music — and on it, you can listen to dozens of hours of music from games like Mario, Zelda and Donkey Kong. The app has had ...