The newest addition to the ever-growing list of games on Nintendo Music adds another Zelda game to the collection with Ocarina of Time 3D.
Joining its N64 counterpart on the service, Ocarina of Time 3D offers new arrangements of the iconic soundtrack with the updated sound chip of the 3DS, making many of these tracks sound better than ever before. Though with both versions available, fans will now have more options in selecting which version of each song they personally prefer! The soundtrack has over 51 tracks, with a listening time of just over one hour. Tracks include everything you would expect, like Kokiri Forest, Gerudo Valley, Temple of Time, all of the Ocarina songs, and everything in between. One of the more notable tracks is the orchestral version of Kakariko Village featured during the 25th anniversary Symphony of the Goddess.
With this newest addition, there are a total of eight titles on the Nintendo Switch Online service, including the original title, A Link to the Past, Ocarina of Time, The Wind Waker, Skyward Sword, Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom, and now Ocarina of Time 3D. While not a definitive collection of titles, it is certainly a solid lineup while we wait for the best Zelda soundtrack to be added. Luckily, it is easy to fill that Twilight Princess-sized hole with the Zelda Universe tribute album, The Hour of Twilight, featuring live arrangements of the game’s music.
