It may be the biggest week of the decade for Fire Emblem fans, yet Nintendo doesn't intend to bring the Fortune's Weave soundtrack to its streaming service anytime soon. You know how it goes; only the handful of tracks that dropped as part of the "Special release" a few weeks ago will remain available for now. Cue this week's rollout, dedicated to one of Nintendo's most dormant franchises: WarioWare. Listen to the colossal, 576-track OST for WarioWare: Move It! right now on Nintendo Music.
Released in 2023, Move It! is the latest entry in the quirky series, packed with more than 200 minigames that only get more absurd by the minute. As you might imagine, the soundtrack nails that off-the-wall vibe. While Nintendo doesn't credit composers on its streaming app, the WarioWare: Move It! soundtrack was penned by Jo Kondo, Haruno Ito, and Shoma Murata—who notably worked on Another Code and Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time.
As usual, you can browse through a curated selection of tracks (422 of them, which still makes for one hell of a best-of), or dive straight into the whole thing—which clocks in at about 3.5 hours.
Last week, Nintendo disrupted its usual schedule to make way for The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary. During a special online broadcast, the publisher unveiled the release date for the long-awaited Ocarina of Time remake (November 5) along with the game's main theme and plans for an orchestral world tour. Read more on that right here.
Of course, this week's biggest VGM story remains the reveal of Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album—a brand-new record featuring 34 exclusive in-game tracks from global heavyweights like PinkPantheress, Fred again.., Travis Scott, and more.
