Nintendo Music expands its catalog with WarioWare: Move It! tracks
Nintendo's music streaming offering, Nintendo Music, has added a substantial batch of songs from WarioWare: Move It!, the 2023 Nintendo Switch release developed by Intelligent Systems.
The update brings game soundtrack content onto mobile and web platforms, letting fans replay the frenetic audio that accompanies the title's motion-controlled microgames.
What the update includes
According to Nintendo's service notes, the latest Nintendo Music update adds 3 hours and 26 minutes of music from WarioWare: Move It!, comprising a total of 576 tracks.
Curated playlists focus on Microgames and Bonus Games, and the release also extends the platform's Extended-Playback Collection, which allows select tracks to play in a seamless loop for longer listening sessions.
Availability and platform details
The Nintendo Music app is available as a free download on iOS and Android devices.
In addition to mobile apps, the service can be accessed in a web browser; however, web playback requires an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.
The addition of WarioWare: Move It! material makes the soundtrack accessible to both mobile listeners and subscribers who use the web player alongside their Nintendo Switch experience.
Why this matters for fans and industry observers
WarioWare: Move It! shipped in 2023 for the Nintendo Switch and quickly became notable for its fast-paced microgames and motion-focused controls.
Bringing hundreds of tracks from the title to Nintendo Music gives players and soundtrack collectors a way to revisit the game's audio outside of the console environment, while the curated Microgames and Bonus Games playlists highlight the short-form, high-energy compositions that define the series.
For developers and publishers tracking cross-platform content strategies, the update demonstrates Nintendo's continued interest in extending first-party IP into service offerings—making soundtracks available on mobile and web platforms while tying certain features to Nintendo Switch Online memberships.
Where to find it
Users can download the Nintendo Music app from the iOS App Store or Google Play and can log in to the web player if they hold an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription.
The service's inclusion of WarioWare: Move It! soundtrack content is live as part of the current catalog update.
Nintendo's music streaming offering, Nintendo Music, has added a substantial batch of songs from WarioWare: Move It!, the 2023 Nintendo Switch release developed by Intelligent Systems.
The update brings game soundtrack content onto mobile and web platforms, letting fans replay the frenetic audio that accompanies the title's motion-controlled microgames.
What the update includes
According to Nintendo's service notes, the latest Nintendo Music update adds 3 hours and 26 minutes of music from WarioWare: Move It!, comprising a total of 576 tracks.
Curated playlists focus on Microgames and Bonus Games, and the release also extends the platform's Extended-Playback Collection, which allows select tracks to play in a seamless loop for longer listening sessions.
Availability and platform details
The Nintendo Music app is available as a free download on iOS and Android devices.
In addition to mobile apps, the service can be accessed in a web browser; however, web playback requires an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.
The addition of WarioWare: Move It! material makes the soundtrack accessible to both mobile listeners and subscribers who use the web player alongside their Nintendo Switch experience.
Why this matters for fans and industry observers
WarioWare: Move It! shipped in 2023 for the Nintendo Switch and quickly became notable for its fast-paced microgames and motion-focused controls.
Bringing hundreds of tracks from the title to Nintendo Music gives players and soundtrack collectors a way to revisit the game's audio outside of the console environment, while the curated Microgames and Bonus Games playlists highlight the short-form, high-energy compositions that define the series.
For developers and publishers tracking cross-platform content strategies, the update demonstrates Nintendo's continued interest in extending first-party IP into service offerings—making soundtracks available on mobile and web platforms while tying certain features to Nintendo Switch Online memberships.
Where to find it
Users can download the Nintendo Music app from the iOS App Store or Google Play and can log in to the web player if they hold an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription.
The service's inclusion of WarioWare: Move It! soundtrack content is live as part of the current catalog update.
