Nintendo has expanded its streaming music catalog with the addition of the Fire Emblem: Three Houses soundtrack to the Nintendo Music service.
The move follows the completion of a previous track rollout for Mario Kart World, and brings one of the Switch-generation Fire Emblem scores to the platform.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses, developed for Nintendo Switch by Intelligent Systems and released in July 2019, is now represented on Nintendo Music by a collection of 103 tracks that total more than six hours of music.
In journalistic terms, Nintendo’s update means listeners can now access an extensive portion of Three Houses’ score through the company’s official streaming app.
The Nintendo Music app is available as a free download on iOS and Android devices.
Additionally, the service can be accessed in a web browser for users who maintain an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.
These distribution options mirror Nintendo’s broader strategy of making its music catalog accessible beyond the console ecosystem while tying web-based access to existing subscription services.
Reporting on the rollout, Nintendo has completed its Mario Kart World track additions to the music service and has shifted focus to backlogged Switch-era titles.
The Three Houses release represents the latest of those additions and will be of particular interest to fans who follow the series’ orchestral and thematic compositions.
Looking ahead within the franchise, Nintendo lists a follow-up title, Fortune’s Weave, with a targeted release date of 17 September for the platform currently being discussed as Nintendo’s next hardware generation.
Readers should consult Nintendo’s official channels and the eShop for the most current release and platform confirmations.
For players and soundtrack collectors, the Three Houses addition to Nintendo Music provides another official avenue to experience the game’s music outside of the Switch.
As with previous catalog additions, expect Nintendo to continue rolling out legacy and recent soundtracks in a way that complements its digital and subscription services.
The move follows the completion of a previous track rollout for Mario Kart World, and brings one of the Switch-generation Fire Emblem scores to the platform.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses, developed for Nintendo Switch by Intelligent Systems and released in July 2019, is now represented on Nintendo Music by a collection of 103 tracks that total more than six hours of music.
In journalistic terms, Nintendo’s update means listeners can now access an extensive portion of Three Houses’ score through the company’s official streaming app.
The Nintendo Music app is available as a free download on iOS and Android devices.
Additionally, the service can be accessed in a web browser for users who maintain an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.
These distribution options mirror Nintendo’s broader strategy of making its music catalog accessible beyond the console ecosystem while tying web-based access to existing subscription services.
Reporting on the rollout, Nintendo has completed its Mario Kart World track additions to the music service and has shifted focus to backlogged Switch-era titles.
The Three Houses release represents the latest of those additions and will be of particular interest to fans who follow the series’ orchestral and thematic compositions.
Looking ahead within the franchise, Nintendo lists a follow-up title, Fortune’s Weave, with a targeted release date of 17 September for the platform currently being discussed as Nintendo’s next hardware generation.
Readers should consult Nintendo’s official channels and the eShop for the most current release and platform confirmations.
For players and soundtrack collectors, the Three Houses addition to Nintendo Music provides another official avenue to experience the game’s music outside of the Switch.
As with previous catalog additions, expect Nintendo to continue rolling out legacy and recent soundtracks in a way that complements its digital and subscription services.
