Nintendo Music adds browser-based streaming, no longer requires mobile app
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Nintendo has updated its Nintendo Music streaming service to version 1.6.0, adding a new browser-based access method that no longer requires a mobile app. Previously only available via iOS/Android download, users can now stream Nintendo soundtracks directly through a web browser. The update also includes other new features, with a trailer revealing additional capabilities beyond what was mentioned in the mobile update notes.
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Today a new method of enjoying Nintendo Music has been released, and it doesn't require an app.
Nintendo updated Nintendo Music to Ver. 1.6.0 earlier tonight, and it added in a host of new features.
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