The Newest Nintendo Music Soundtrack Will Stimulate Your Mind

Feeling eager for another round of Nintendo melodies? The tradition continues as Dr. Kawashima’s Brain Training soundtrack steps into the spotlight, enriching the weekly musical lineup.

Originally debuting on the Nintendo DS back in 2005, Dr. Kawashima’s Brain Training brought us a gem of a soundtrack. It features 14 delightful tracks that stretch over 35 minutes, providing the perfect backdrop for any activity. Whether you’re diving into complex spreadsheets or tackling other brain-intensive tasks, these tunes might just be the perfect stimulation for your cerebral pursuits.

Here’s what you’ll find in this collection:

1. Title Theme
2. Checking Brain Age for the First Time
3. Menu Theme
4. Start
5. Complete
6. Results
7. Brain Age: Very Tired
8. Brain Age: A Little Tired
9. Brain Age: Fit for Its Age
10. Brain Age: Fairly Young
11. Brain Age: Ideal Age
12. Checking Answers
13. Other Options (Settings, etc.)
14. Staff Credits

Last week, we were treated to F-Zero X, catering to those of us who thrive on high-energy tunes. The Nintendo Music app, having launched on October 30, has gifted us a new soundtrack almost every week since. We started this journey with the whimsical sounds of Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Donkey Kong Country 2, followed by a nostalgic trip with Wii Sports.

While the current selection may not be vast, we’re thrilled by the weekly new additions. We’ll dive deeper into this latest soundtrack from Nintendo Music on our next Pure Nintendo Podcast episode, so don’t miss out.

Have you tried the Nintendo Music app yet? We’re curious to hear your thoughts and would love to know which soundtrack has become your favorite. Let us know!