Relive the Adventure: Original Legend of Zelda Soundtracks Now on Nintendo Music

April 16, 2025 No Comments 128 Views

The Nintendo Music app has just expanded its legendary library with the addition of the original Legend of Zelda soundtracks from both the NES and Famicom Disk System (FDS) versions. This update allows fans to experience the iconic melodies that laid the foundation for one of gaming’s most beloved franchises.​

NES Soundtrack – The Classics That Started It All

The NES version of The Legend of Zelda brings 12 unforgettable tracks to the app, totaling around nine minutes of nostalgic tunes. From the triumphant “Title Theme” to the suspenseful “Underworld Theme,” these compositions by Koji Kondo have become timeless pieces in video game music history.​

Tracklist:

  1. Title Theme
  2. Overworld Theme
  3. Puzzle Solved
  4. Important Item Acquired
  5. Underworld Theme
  6. Got a Triforce Fragment
  7. Recorder Melody
  8. Game Over
  9. Death Mountain Theme
  10. Ganon is Defeated
  11. Zelda is Saved
  12. Ending Theme

Famicom Disk System Soundtrack – A Unique Take

Also included is the FDS version of the soundtrack, offering subtle variations and a slightly extended runtime of 10 minutes. This version provides fans with an alternative listening experience, showcasing the differences in audio capabilities between the NES and FDS systems.

Tracklist:

  1. Title Theme (FDS)
  2. Overworld Theme (FDS)
  3. Puzzle Solved (FDS)
  4. Important Item Acquired (FDS)
  5. Underworld Theme (FDS)
  6. Got a Triforce Fragment (FDS)
  7. Recorder Melody (FDS)
  8. Game Over (FDS)
  9. Death Mountain Theme (FDS)
  10. Ganon is Defeated (FDS)
  11. Zelda is Saved (FDS)
  12. Ending Theme (FDS)

Accessing the Soundtracks

To enjoy these classic tracks, ensure you’re subscribed to Nintendo Switch Online and have the Nintendo Music app installed on your iOS or Android device. The app allows you to stream or download music from various Nintendo games, create custom playlists, and even loop tracks for extended listening sessions.

This addition follows the recent inclusion of the Luigi’s Mansion soundtrack, which brought 73 tracks to the platform. With Nintendo’s commitment to expanding the app’s library, fans can look forward to more classic soundtracks in the future.

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