Nintendo has expanded the Nintendo Music catalog with a substantial addition drawn from F-Zero 99, the 2023 Switch release.
The update adds 44 tracks and about 1 hour and 44 minutes of music, featuring remixes of compositions from the original SNES F-Zero score.
Both F-Zero 99 and Nintendo Music are available as benefits for Nintendo Switch Online members, and the new content brings the franchise soundtrack into Nintendo's broader streaming ecosystem.
Background and availability
F-Zero 99 launched on Nintendo Switch in 2023 and is offered as a downloadable title on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
Nintendo Music, the companys cross-platform listening service, has been expanded to include the new F-Zero 99 collection.
Nintendo recently rolled out a major update to the Nintendo Music apps on iOS and Android, and it also launched a dedicated website that allows subscribers to listen in a web browser.
What the update includes
- Total tracks added: 44
- Total runtime: 1 hour and 44 minutes
- Content type: remixes and arrangements of SNES-era F-Zero tracks
Rewritten statement for clarity
Put simply, because both F-Zero 99 and Nintendo Music are included benefits for Nintendo Switch Online members, adding the games upbeat, retro soundtrack to Nintendo Music offers subscribers a convenient way to stream the title's remixes across mobile and web platforms.
Context for Nintendo Switch Online members
This update continues Nintendo's approach of bundling complementary digital benefits for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
F-Zero 99 remains accessible on the Nintendo Switch eShop for eligible accounts, while the new music collection is playable via the updated Nintendo Music apps on iOS and Android or through the newly launched web player.
Why it matters
For fans of the series and retro game music collectors, the addition supplies a concentrated, officially licensed source for F-Zero remixes on modern platforms.
It also demonstrates Nintendo's ongoing efforts to extend franchise content beyond the console by integrating game soundtracks into subscription services and mobile offerings.
Where to listen
Subscribers can access the F-Zero 99 tracks through the Nintendo Music app on iOS and Android or by visiting the dedicated Nintendo Music website in a browser.
F-Zero 99 itself remains available to download from the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch for Nintendo Switch Online members.
The update adds 44 tracks and about 1 hour and 44 minutes of music, featuring remixes of compositions from the original SNES F-Zero score.
Both F-Zero 99 and Nintendo Music are available as benefits for Nintendo Switch Online members, and the new content brings the franchise soundtrack into Nintendo's broader streaming ecosystem.
Background and availability
F-Zero 99 launched on Nintendo Switch in 2023 and is offered as a downloadable title on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
Nintendo Music, the companys cross-platform listening service, has been expanded to include the new F-Zero 99 collection.
Nintendo recently rolled out a major update to the Nintendo Music apps on iOS and Android, and it also launched a dedicated website that allows subscribers to listen in a web browser.
What the update includes
- Total tracks added: 44
- Total runtime: 1 hour and 44 minutes
- Content type: remixes and arrangements of SNES-era F-Zero tracks
Rewritten statement for clarity
Put simply, because both F-Zero 99 and Nintendo Music are included benefits for Nintendo Switch Online members, adding the games upbeat, retro soundtrack to Nintendo Music offers subscribers a convenient way to stream the title's remixes across mobile and web platforms.
Context for Nintendo Switch Online members
This update continues Nintendo's approach of bundling complementary digital benefits for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
F-Zero 99 remains accessible on the Nintendo Switch eShop for eligible accounts, while the new music collection is playable via the updated Nintendo Music apps on iOS and Android or through the newly launched web player.
Why it matters
For fans of the series and retro game music collectors, the addition supplies a concentrated, officially licensed source for F-Zero remixes on modern platforms.
It also demonstrates Nintendo's ongoing efforts to extend franchise content beyond the console by integrating game soundtracks into subscription services and mobile offerings.
Where to listen
Subscribers can access the F-Zero 99 tracks through the Nintendo Music app on iOS and Android or by visiting the dedicated Nintendo Music website in a browser.
F-Zero 99 itself remains available to download from the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch for Nintendo Switch Online members.
