Nintendo adds Tetris to its Music app and teases features coming later this year.
Nintendo has expanded its Music app’s catalog with tracks from the Game Boy and NES versions of Tetris, Dr. Mario, and the Switch’s Kirby and the Forgotten Land. On a support page on its website, Nintendo also revealed details about an October 2025 update, as spotted by Nintendo Life. Using the app requires a Switch Online subscription, but later this year those who unsubscribe will still be able to access, edit, an…
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