2024-11-01 12:53:35| Engadget
Addressing the needs of someone, Nintendo has announced its own music streaming service on a mobile app for both Android and iPhone. Encompassing the music of Nintendos own gaming properties, from Mario to Metroid, Nintendo Music has a user interface that pretty much looks like Spotify. Its a new addition to Switch Online subscribers, so its not free, but its a convenient extra if youre already paying. Nintendo Music will even suggest and curate music based on your Switch activity.
One unique feature here is spoiler prevention. If you add a game, the app hides tracks and details that could give away a surprise twist, unexpected final boss or other potential spoilers, like that nihilistic ending of Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer.
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