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Nintendo surprend NSO avec une nouvelle application musicale

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 02,2025

Nintendo's Surprise Hit: Nintendo Music App Now disponible pour les membres NSO!

Nintendo Music App

Nintendo a lancé une nouvelle application mobile exclusivement pour les abonnés Nintendo Switch Online (nso)! Découvrez une vaste bibliothèque de bandes sonores Nintendo Game, des titres classiques aux succès modernes. Lisez la suite pour explorer les fonctionnalités de ce nouvel ajout passionnant.

Nintendo Music: Disponible sur iOS et Android

Cette application gratuite, accessible sur les appareils iOS et Android, propose des options de streaming et de téléchargement pour les bandes sonores couvrant le vaste historique de jeu de Nintendo. L'accès nécessite une adhésion NSO (pack standard ou expansion). Un essai gratuit est disponible pour ceux qui souhaitent tester l'application avant de s'abonner.

Nintendo Music App Interface

L'application possède une interface conviviale. Recherchez par jeu, piste ou explorez des listes de lecture organisées sur le thème des personnages ou des jeux. Des suggestions musicales personnalisées basées sur votre historique de jeu Switch Ajouter un toucher unique. Créez et partagez des listes de lecture personnalisées avec des amis. Un mode d'écoute sans spoiler garantit un plaisir ininterrompu pour ceux qui jouent activement à des jeux.

Profitez d'une écoute ininterrompue avec la fonction de boucle, sélectionnable pour 15, 30 ou 60 minutes.

La bibliothèque de la bande originale est en constante expansion, avec des ajouts réguliers de nouvelles chansons et listes de lecture.

Nintendo Music App Features

Cette application améliore la valeur de NSO, qui comprend déjà l'accès aux jeux Retro NES, SNES et Game Boy. Nintendo exploite intelligemment la nostalgie, fournissant un avantage concurrentiel sur le marché des applications de service d'abonnement et de musique.

Nintendo Music offre un moyen pratique et légal d'accéder aux bandes sonores de jeu, actuellement limitées aux États-Unis et au Canada. L'expansion globale est prévue compte tenu de l'intérêt international important.

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