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Nintendo Music adds FireRed/LeafGreen soundtracks

By GFA Staff
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Nintendo Music adds FireRed/LeafGreen soundtracks

Nintendo's music app/service added FireRed/LeafGreen soundtracks.

What it means for gamers: this is “productivity music” that secretly makes you want to wander into tall grass. The consequence is you'll hear a route theme and immediately start thinking you forgot to buy repels.

Also, it's another sign Nintendo is treating its back-catalog music as a real platform—good news if you like official OST access.

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