Nintendo has released eight tracks from the Nintendo Switch 2 version of *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time* on its music streaming service, “Nintendo Music.”
From “Kokiri Forest” to “Gerudo Valley,” this collection brings together eight tracks that take you on a journey through Hyrule
The playlist “Special Release: *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time*” features all 8 tracks, totaling 29 minutes. It includes the game’s signature tracks—from “Title,” which heralds the start of the adventure, to the music from the various locations Link visits throughout his journey.
The tracks included are as follows.
Title
Kokiri Forest
Hyrule Field Main Theme
Town Below the Castle
Kakariko Village
Goron City
Zora's Village
Valley of Gerudo
To coincide with the “The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct 2026.9.8” on September 8, one track—the “Title” track—was initially made available as a special release, but that has now expanded to eight tracks.Additionally, the “Ask the Developers” section reveals details about the care taken with the “Kokiri Forest” BGM, so reading that before listening to the tracks might lead to some new discoveries.
Additionally, “Nintendo Music” offers tracks from the Nintendo 64 version of *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time*, as well as the 3DS version, *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D*. It would be fun to compare the same songs across these three generations.
A classic revived after 28 years is finally released
This title is a full remake of the action-adventure game originally released for the Nintendo 64 in 1998. It launched today, November 5, and has earned a Metascore of 96.
A paid subscription to Nintendo Switch Online is required to use “Nintendo Music.” Please check the official website for details.
