Polarizing gameplay? Yes. Great music? Also yes!
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link is one of the most polarizing installments in the series’ history, as it eschewed much of the gameplay that made the original The Legend of Zelda so popular in favor of new mechanics. Largely 2D sidescroller with action and RPG elements blended in, The Adventure of Link remains an outlier in the Zelda pantheon, but if there’s anything anyone can agree on about the game, it’s that the music ain’t half bad. And now, you’ll be able to listen to both the NES and Famicom Disk System versions of the soundtrack on Nintendo Music:
- Title Theme
- Overworld Theme
- Battle Theme
- Level Up
- Town Theme
- Indoors Theme
- Magic Acquired
- Palace Theme
- The Fairies
- Boss Fights
- Palace Cleared
- Flute Melody
- Secret Entrance
- Defeated
- Game Over
- Great Palace Theme
- Final Boss
- Triforce Acquired
- Princess Zelda
- The End
If you’re interested in giving this soundtrack a listen, you’ll need to have an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription. Then, you can download (at no extra charge) the Nintendo Music app for your Android or iOS device and listen to the nearly 100 soundtracks available on the service as of this writing.
Nintendo Music OST Selection
Click here to see the full list of tracks to date.
Source: Nintendo Music App
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