Zelda: Majora’s Mask Soundtrack Joins Nintendo Music This Week
Nintendo has announced that the original soundtrack from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask for Nintendo 64 will be added to Nintendo Music, the company’s subscription music streaming service. The soundtrack will become available on Friday, October 9th in Japan, with western regions expected to receive it on Thursday, October 8th.
This addition is part of Nintendo’s broader Zelda 40th Anniversary celebration initiatives, which the company has been rolling out throughout the year. The soundtrack release highlights Nintendo’s ongoing effort to expand its music catalog on the Nintendo Music platform, giving players and fans access to classic game scores from its legendary franchises. Majora’s Mask, originally released in 2000 as the sequel to Ocarina of Time, is known for its distinctive and atmospheric soundtrack that has become iconic among the gaming community.
The move reflects Nintendo’s strategy to leverage its iconic game music library through its dedicated music service, making classic compositions available to both longtime fans and new audiences discovering the Zelda series. As part of the 40th Anniversary celebration, Nintendo continues to celebrate the legacy of the Zelda franchise across multiple initiatives and platforms.