The ARMS soundtrack, from the 2017 fighting game for Nintendo Switch, arrived on Nintendo Music this week. It includes 45 tracks and 1 hour and 30 minutes of music, including the Grand Prix theme, arena themes such as Spring Stadium, Ribbon Ring and Ramen Bowl, and tracks tied to Hedlok and Dr. Coyle.
The compositions are credited to Atsuko Asahi and Yasuaki Iwata. The track list runs from the Grand Prix opening theme to special versions, such as Ribbon Girl's take on the Grand Prix theme, tracks from modes such as V-Ball, Hoops and Skillshot, and the 2017 Nintendo Switch presentation trailer as the final track.
Listening requires an active Nintendo Switch Online membership. Nintendo Music is available as a mobile app and can also be accessed on the web. ARMS remains available for Nintendo Switch and received a free Switch 2 update with visual, frame-rate and HDR improvements.
One caution: the soundtrack's arrival is a music-catalog update, not an announcement of a sequel or a new game in the series. Nintendo has not announced a new ARMS title alongside this update.
Image credit: ARMS artwork released by Nintendo, as reproduced by Nintendo Life.
Fontes: Nintendo Life, Nintendo Wire e My Nintendo News.
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