The New Nintendo Music Soundtrack Will Stimulate Your Mind

Excited for more Nintendo tunes? The weekly tradition of getting fresh music continues with Dr. Kawashima’s Brain Training now making it into the collection.

Originally launching on the Nintendo DS in 2005, Dr. Kawashima’s Brain Training offers a soundtrack with 14 tracks, amounting to 35 minutes of delightful melodies. These tracks create a perfect backdrop for any tasks that require some mental gymnastics. It might just be the ideal soundtrack for those Excel spreadsheets and other mind-numbing chores.

Here’s what you’ll find in the soundtrack:

– Title Theme
– Checking Brain Age for the First Time
– Menu Theme
– Start
– Complete
– Results
– Brain Age: Very Tired
– Brain Age: A Little Tired
– Brain Age: Fit for Its Age
– Brain Age: Fairly Young
– Brain Age: Ideal Age
– Checking Answers
– Other Options (Settings, etc.)
– Staff Credits

Just last week, F-Zero X sped its way into the lineup, a treat for those who prefer something a bit more upbeat. Ever since the Nintendo Music app launched on October 30, there’s been at least one new soundtrack released weekly. It all kicked off with Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Donkey Kong Country 2, followed by a nostalgic trip with Wii Sports.

While the current selection is modest, it’s exciting to see new releases rolling in consistently. We’re definitely looking forward to talking more about this latest addition to Nintendo Music in our upcoming episode of the Pure Nintendo Podcast. Be sure to catch it!

Have you tried out the Nintendo Music app yet? We’d love to hear what you think and which soundtrack has been your favorite so far!