Nintendo has completed its staggered release of Mario Kart World tracks on the Nintendo Music service by adding the final batch: the Free Roam tracks from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
The move finishes a multi-week rollout and brings the total Mario Kart World catalog on Nintendo Music to 348 tracks.
Mario Kart is developed by Nintendo EPD, with Mario Kart 8 originally released on Wii U in 2014 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe arriving on Nintendo Switch on April 28, 2017.
Over the last weeks, Nintendo published new sets of tracks from across the franchise as part of the Mario Kart World series on Nintendo Music, culminating in today’s addition of the Free Roam material from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
In a summary of the update, Nintendo framed the release as the completion of the Mario Kart World soundtrack, now offering all 348 songs through the Nintendo Music platform.
To mark the milestone, Nintendo also shared behind-the-scenes live studio performances of two tracks — the Mario Kart World “Title Theme” and “Crown City” — and added both performances as bonus tracks on Nintendo Music.
The Nintendo Music app is available as a free download on iOS and Android for Nintendo Switch Online members.
Subscribers can also stream the service in a web browser.
The app’s rollout and the decision to publish the full Mario Kart World catalog make Nintendo Music a central hub for fans who want access to official game soundtracks beyond the console experience.
For industry observers and soundtrack collectors, the completion of Mario Kart World highlights Nintendo’s growing focus on supporting its musical catalog across mobile and web platforms.
The availability of high-profile tracks like the “Title Theme” and “Crown City” as live studio recordings also underscores Nintendo’s effort to provide additional content and behind-the-scenes material alongside standard soundtrack releases.
How to listen: Nintendo Switch Online members should download the Nintendo Music app on iOS or Android, or visit the browser streaming option provided for subscribers.
With today’s update, the Mario Kart World series on Nintendo Music now contains the full set of tracks from the franchise, including the newly added Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Free Roam pieces.
The move finishes a multi-week rollout and brings the total Mario Kart World catalog on Nintendo Music to 348 tracks.
Mario Kart is developed by Nintendo EPD, with Mario Kart 8 originally released on Wii U in 2014 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe arriving on Nintendo Switch on April 28, 2017.
Over the last weeks, Nintendo published new sets of tracks from across the franchise as part of the Mario Kart World series on Nintendo Music, culminating in today’s addition of the Free Roam material from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
In a summary of the update, Nintendo framed the release as the completion of the Mario Kart World soundtrack, now offering all 348 songs through the Nintendo Music platform.
To mark the milestone, Nintendo also shared behind-the-scenes live studio performances of two tracks — the Mario Kart World “Title Theme” and “Crown City” — and added both performances as bonus tracks on Nintendo Music.
The Nintendo Music app is available as a free download on iOS and Android for Nintendo Switch Online members.
Subscribers can also stream the service in a web browser.
The app’s rollout and the decision to publish the full Mario Kart World catalog make Nintendo Music a central hub for fans who want access to official game soundtracks beyond the console experience.
For industry observers and soundtrack collectors, the completion of Mario Kart World highlights Nintendo’s growing focus on supporting its musical catalog across mobile and web platforms.
The availability of high-profile tracks like the “Title Theme” and “Crown City” as live studio recordings also underscores Nintendo’s effort to provide additional content and behind-the-scenes material alongside standard soundtrack releases.
How to listen: Nintendo Switch Online members should download the Nintendo Music app on iOS or Android, or visit the browser streaming option provided for subscribers.
With today’s update, the Mario Kart World series on Nintendo Music now contains the full set of tracks from the franchise, including the newly added Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Free Roam pieces.
