According to the Fire Emblem-focused Nintendo Direct that aired today, 10 tracks totaling roughly 30 minutes are available now, timed ahead of the game's scheduled release on September 17, 2026.
Developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo, the Fire Emblem series has a long history on Nintendo platforms.
The new entry, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, is slated for release on September 17, 2026 for Nintendo’s next-generation hardware, information the company confirmed during the broadcast.
Nintendo also announced a special Dagdan Collection edition tied to the release.
In journalistic terms, Nintendo told viewers during the Direct that a curated collection of music from Fortune’s Weave would be added to Nintendo Music as a special release.
The company also confirmed a new Fire Emblem theme will be made available on the Nintendo Today app starting tomorrow.
The published tracklist from the Nintendo Music release is as follows:
1.
The Blaze – Cycle of the Sun
2.
Legend of the Endless Flame
3.
Hope Endures
4.
True to His Colors
5.
Shadow from Elsewhere
6.
Queen’s Gambit
7.
Storm of Petals
8.
A Life of Glory
9.
Bloodstained Arena
10.
Voice Upon the Peak
The soundtrack collection runs approximately 30 minutes in total, according to the announcement.
Nintendo Music — the company’s dedicated music offering tied to its gaming franchises — has been used in recent months to preview select in-game compositions ahead of full releases and special editions.
Related coverage announced during or near the Direct included additional Fire Emblem content on Nintendo services: a Dagdan Collection special edition for Fortune’s Weave and legacy entries appearing on Nintendo’s online services.
Notably, separate reports highlighted Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance tracks being added to Nintendo Music and other franchise-related releases on Nintendo platforms.
This release is part of Nintendo’s broader multi-channel rollout for Fortune’s Weave, leveraging Nintendo Direct, Nintendo Music, and the Nintendo Today app to reach fans ahead of the mid-September launch.
For players on Nintendo hardware, check the Nintendo eShop and official Nintendo channels for the latest updates and availability.