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While most developers and publishers are getting their music onto existing streaming apps, Nintendo went the extra mile and made its own. The company announced Nintendo Music on Wednesday, and it is ...

Nintendo should really follow Square Enix’s lead in distributing their music. Nintendo has commented on making their music available for streaming and purchase on digital stores. Nintendo is famous ...

Nintendo has announced Nintendo Music, a new application for iOS and Android featuring music from various Nintendo titles. It is available now via App Store and Google Play, exclusively for Nintendo ...

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Nintendo Switch Presentation 2017 Trailer But another thing that Nintendo is known for is its ruthless copyright protection tactics. Game music uploads on ...

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A Google search of Reddit posts mentioning both Nintendo and Spotify yields over 24 million results. On at least the first couple pages, many of the posts are by people wondering why the heck Nintendo ...

Nintendo just released a surprise new iOS app: Nintendo Music, a music player that draws on Nintendo’s decades of videogame soundtracks. The iPhone-only app is an exclusive perk for Nintendo Online ...

The perks of Nintendo Switch Online memberships keep expanding as the new Nintendo Music streaming service brings 40 years of video game soundtracks to smart devices. Currently rolling out on the App ...

Nintendo announced this week they have a new app coming out, as the Nintendo Music app will give you access to a ton of their own music for you to listen to. The team revealed the new app is available ...

Nintendo has always made strange decisions. The latest such example is the launch of Nintendo Music, a mobile app that can be downloaded completely free by Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. Chances ...