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Another soundtrack has come to Nintendo Music, but it’s one that will sound a bit… familiar. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time already has its OST on the service, but now it has been joined by The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D. Yes, the game whose soundtrack is, well, basically identical to the original’s. To be fair, though, there are some differences between the two soundtracks. Nintendo strove to preserve the sound of the N64 version as much as possible, but the 3DS take does take some liberties as necessary. So, what the heck, it’s always worthwhile to give Ocarina of Time’s soundtrack a listen. See if you can spot the differences in the below tracks:
- Title Theme
- Deku Tree
- Fairy Flying
- House
- Kokiri Forest
- Shop
- Battle
- Inside the Deku Tree
- Boss Battle
- Hyrule Field Main Theme
- Kaepora Gaebora’s Theme
- Market
- Hyrule Castle
- Zelda’s Theme
- Lon Lon Ranch
- Kakariko Village
- Windmill Hut
- Goron City
- Lost Woods
- Middle Boss Battle
- Dinosaur Boss Battle
- Great Fairy’s Fountain
- Zora’s Domain
- Temple of Time
- Master Sword
- Ganondorf’s Theme
- Chamber of the Sages
- Shiek’s Theme
- Horse Race
- Kakariko Village Orchestral Ver.
- Ocarina Songs
- Potion Shop
- Minuet of Forest
- Forest Temple
- Prelude of Light
- Bolero of Fire
- Fire Temple
- Ice Cavern
- Serenade of Water
- Water Temple
- Nocturne of Shadow
- Shadow Temple
- Gerudo Valley
- Requiem of Spirit
- Spirit Temple
- Kotake & Kourne’s Theme
- Ganondorf Battle
- Last Battle
- Ocarina of Time
- End Credits
- End Credits 2
You’ll never believe it, but as has been the case with the other 58 tracks, if you’d like to listen you’ll need to have an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription. If you do, you’ll be able to download the app to an Android or iOS device for no additional charge and get to grooving.
Nintendo Music OST Selection
Click here to see the full list of tracks to date.
Source: Nintendo Music App
