Nintendo Music App Adds The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Soundtrack to Nintendo Switch Online Library

Nintendo Expands Music App with The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Soundtrack for Switch Online Subscribers Nintendo continues to deepen its commitment to celebrating gaming history with the recent update to the Nintendo Music app, now offering the complete soundtrack from the iconic Super Nintendo title, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

Available exclusively to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, this release invites a new generation of fans to experience the legendary melodies that first enchanted players over three decades ago. Originally released in 1991 in Japan as The Legend of Zelda: Triforce of the Gods for the Super Famicom, and later in 1992 for Western audiences on the SNES, A Link to the Past is widely regarded as one of the greatest video games of all time.

Developed by Nintendo, the title set new standards in game design, music composition, and storytelling, with Koji Kondo’s soundtrack playing a pivotal role in the game’s enduring legacy. Comprising 31 meticulously curated tracks and boasting a total runtime of 46 minutes, the newly released album offers fans a comprehensive listening experience.

Highlights include beloved classics such as the "Hyrule Castle" theme, the uplifting "Kakariko Village," and the atmospheric "Lost Woods." Other iconic tracks such as "The Master Sword," "Dark World," and the epic "Ganon Battle" are also featured, reflecting the depth and variety of the original score. According to Nintendo’s official communication, "The addition of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past to the Nintendo Music app provides fans with the opportunity to relive the timeless soundtrack of this classic adventure." This release follows closely after last week’s addition of the Super Mario Bros.

2 album, demonstrating Nintendo’s continued efforts to expand the available music library for subscribers. To access these releases, an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription is required.

The Nintendo Music app is part of Nintendo’s ongoing initiative to add value to its subscription service, enabling players to revisit classic soundtracks alongside enjoying an expanding catalog of retro titles through its digital libraries. In parallel news, Nintendo has announced that Super Soccer will be leaving the Super Nintendo digital library later this month.

This serves as a timely reminder for fans to explore the Nintendo Switch Online offerings and experience these classic titles and their soundtracks while they remain available. Bringing A Link to the Past’s timeless score to a modern audience, Nintendo’s latest update not only honors the series’ heritage but also provides fans and newcomers with another reason to stay connected to the Nintendo Switch Online ecosystem.

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