Nintendo adds Metroid Prime 4: Beyond tracks to Nintendo Music

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Nintendo has expanded its official soundtrack library: on December 3, 2025, the company rolled out a special-release selection of tracks from Metroid Prime 4: Beyond to the Nintendo Music app. The drop is available on smart devices and is positioned as part of the app’s growing catalog for subscribers. While the announcement does not detail the number of tracks, it confirms that the music is accessible within the app’s standard browsing and playlist features. The move gives Metroid fans an official channel to hear part of the game’s score ahead of broader music updates.

What’s new in the app

The update brings a curated set of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond tracks into Nintendo Music as a special release. Nintendo did not list a track count or track names, focusing instead on availability within the app’s ecosystem. The addition sits alongside existing Nintendo soundtracks and can be found via standard category browsing and search.

Where to listen – key app features

Nintendo Music is an exclusive smart-device app tied to Nintendo Switch Online. Within the app, members can:

• Stream or download official Nintendo soundtracks
• Create and share playlists with other users
• Browse by categories to discover albums, series, and themes

Availability and requirements

Access to the Metroid Prime 4: Beyond tracks follows the service’s standard terms:

• Nintendo Switch Online membership is required (sold separately)
• Nintendo Account is required
• Internet connection and a compatible smart device are needed to use the app
• Not available in all countries; data charges may apply
• Terms apply – see: nintendo.com/purchase-terms

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Context: The Metroid Prime series

Metroid Prime is Nintendo’s first-person sci‑fi adventure series starring Samus Aran, known for atmospheric exploration, puzzle-driven progression, and a distinctive, synth-driven musical identity. Bringing Beyond’s music into Nintendo Music aligns with how the platform centralizes official Nintendo soundtracks for discovery and library-building.

Final takeaway – why it matters

For Nintendo Switch Online members, this is a straightforward way to sample Metroid Prime 4: Beyond’s score inside Nintendo’s official music ecosystem. If you already use Nintendo Music for playlists and series browsing, the new drop extends that library with fresh tracks from one of Nintendo’s flagship sci‑fi franchises.