Nintendo Expands Nintendo Music Library with Wii Fit Plus Soundtrack for Switch Online Members
Nintendo continues its commitment to video game preservation and fan engagement by expanding the selection of soundtracks on its Nintendo Music service, exclusively available to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
The renowned Kyoto-based gaming company recently announced the addition of the Wii Fit Plus soundtrack to the service, giving fans new access to another beloved audio experience from Nintendo’s catalog. Initially launched in 2009 as an enhanced version of the original Wii Fit, Wii Fit Plus became a household staple on the Nintendo Wii, encouraging players to get active with a range of physical activities and mini-games.
The game received widespread acclaim for its innovative use of the Wii Balance Board and became one of the best-selling titles on the platform, further cementing Nintendo’s reputation for creative, family-friendly gaming experiences. Now, more than a decade after its original release, the iconic soundtrack of Wii Fit Plus is available for streaming on the Nintendo Music app, which Nintendo Switch Online members can enjoy on both iOS and Android devices.
This new addition broadens the variety of classic game music accessible to the growing base of Switch Online subscribers, who can now relive the motivational and energetic melodies that accompanied their fitness routines. In a recent announcement, Nintendo shared that the move is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to enhance its digital services for fans worldwide.
"We are always working to enrich the Nintendo Music experience by bringing more of our classic and fan-favorite soundtracks to the platform," the statement said.
This follows the ongoing rollout of additional titles to Nintendo Music, underlining Nintendo's focus on nostalgia and the preservation of its musical heritage. Nintendo Music, first launched as a perk for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, offers a curated collection of officially licensed soundtracks spanning the company’s history.
The service has become a go-to destination for fans seeking to enjoy music from games like The Legend of Zelda, Super Mario, and now, Wii Fit Plus.
With the service's compatibility across both iOS and Android devices, users can stream their favorite Nintendo soundtracks at home or on the go. The inclusion of the Wii Fit Plus soundtrack gives longtime fans a fresh opportunity to revisit the motivating music that became a memorable part of their fitness journeys.
For newcomers, it’s a chance to discover one of Nintendo’s unique audio compositions in the context of contemporary music streaming. As Nintendo continues to develop its digital initiatives and bolster the Nintendo Switch Online offering, the arrival of the Wii Fit Plus soundtrack on Nintendo Music demonstrates the company's dedication to celebrating its legacy titles and providing added value to its subscription services.
The renowned Kyoto-based gaming company recently announced the addition of the Wii Fit Plus soundtrack to the service, giving fans new access to another beloved audio experience from Nintendo’s catalog. Initially launched in 2009 as an enhanced version of the original Wii Fit, Wii Fit Plus became a household staple on the Nintendo Wii, encouraging players to get active with a range of physical activities and mini-games.
The game received widespread acclaim for its innovative use of the Wii Balance Board and became one of the best-selling titles on the platform, further cementing Nintendo’s reputation for creative, family-friendly gaming experiences. Now, more than a decade after its original release, the iconic soundtrack of Wii Fit Plus is available for streaming on the Nintendo Music app, which Nintendo Switch Online members can enjoy on both iOS and Android devices.
This new addition broadens the variety of classic game music accessible to the growing base of Switch Online subscribers, who can now relive the motivational and energetic melodies that accompanied their fitness routines. In a recent announcement, Nintendo shared that the move is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to enhance its digital services for fans worldwide.
"We are always working to enrich the Nintendo Music experience by bringing more of our classic and fan-favorite soundtracks to the platform," the statement said.
This follows the ongoing rollout of additional titles to Nintendo Music, underlining Nintendo's focus on nostalgia and the preservation of its musical heritage. Nintendo Music, first launched as a perk for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, offers a curated collection of officially licensed soundtracks spanning the company’s history.
The service has become a go-to destination for fans seeking to enjoy music from games like The Legend of Zelda, Super Mario, and now, Wii Fit Plus.
With the service's compatibility across both iOS and Android devices, users can stream their favorite Nintendo soundtracks at home or on the go. The inclusion of the Wii Fit Plus soundtrack gives longtime fans a fresh opportunity to revisit the motivating music that became a memorable part of their fitness journeys.
For newcomers, it’s a chance to discover one of Nintendo’s unique audio compositions in the context of contemporary music streaming. As Nintendo continues to develop its digital initiatives and bolster the Nintendo Switch Online offering, the arrival of the Wii Fit Plus soundtrack on Nintendo Music demonstrates the company's dedication to celebrating its legacy titles and providing added value to its subscription services.
