Today, Nintendo announced Nintendo Music, a new app that allows you to stream and download Nintendo music. It is available now, exclusively for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. You can choose music by game, character, or listen to curated playlists. You can also make your own playlists. More music will be added to the app over time.
Metroid and Metroid Prime are among the games available to stream music from at launch. For Metroid’s music, you can choose between the Western NES and higher quality Famicom Disk System (Japan) versions. A list of available tracks is below.
Metroid:
- Title Screen
- Samus Appears
- Brinstar (Rocky Zone)
- Miniboss Hideout I: Kraid
- Norfair (Fire Zone)
- Miniboss Hideout II: Ridley
- Stillnesss
- Item Obtained
- Tourian (Central Base)
- Zebetite
- Escape
- Ending
Metroid Prime:
- Title Theme
- File Select
- Prologue
- Pirate Frigate
- Parasite Queen Battle
- Pirate Frigate Escape
- Samus Appears
- Tallon Overworld
- Timeworn Chozo Remnants
- Hive Mecha Battle
- Plated Beetle Battle
- Chozo Ruins
- Flaahgra Battle
- Magmoor Caverns
- Phendrana Drifts
- Chapel of the Elders
- Space Pirates (Specimen Storage)
- Space Pirates Battle
- Thardus Battle
- Tallon Overworld Revisited
- Hall of the Chozo Elders
- Chozo Ghosts
- Phendrana Battle
- Crashed Ship
- Phazon Mines
- Omega Pirate Battle
- Chozo Shrine
- Artifact Obtained
- Meta Ridley Battle
- Chozo Shrine Unsealed
- Metroid Prime Battle
- Metroid Prime (Core) Battle
- Shrine Collapse – Epilogue
- Credits
- Samus’s Record
Source: Nintendo