• New Addition: Paper Mario: The Origami King (2020) Soundtrack.
  • Content Volume: 263 total tracks, spanning over 11 hours of audio.
  • Availability: Exclusive to Nintendo Switch Online (NSO) members via the Nintendo Music app.
  • Key Features: Curated playlists, individual character themes, and Extended-Playback support.
  • Platforms: iOS and Android.

A Massive Symphony for the Origami King

Nintendo just dropped a massive 11-hour content bomb on the Nintendo Music app. As of February 10, 2026, the 2020 hit Paper Mario: The Origami King has officially joined the library. Since the app’s launch back in October 2024, we’ve seen a steady stream of legacy content, but this 263-track update is one of the beefiest additions to the service yet. If you’re an NSO member, this is a top-tier QoL update for your commute or work-from-home background noise.

263 Tracks of Paper-Thin Perfection

The sheer scale of this drop is impressive. We aren’t just getting the main themes; Nintendo is providing the full 11-hour experience. The update includes specifically curated playlists designed to fit different vibes: Paper World for your exploration needs, Folded Minions for that antagonist energy, and Battles for when you need to get your blood pumping. They’ve also included dedicated tracks for fan-favorite characters Olivia and Bob-omb, ensuring the emotional beats of the game aren’t lost in the shuffle.

Seamless Loops and Background Vibes

The real MVP of this update is the inclusion of the Extended-Playback Collection. For those who haven't used it, this feature allows you to take select tracks and loop them seamlessly without that jarring "stop-and-start" feel typical of standard players. It’s perfect for the battle music, which was arguably the strongest part of The Origami King, regardless of how you felt about the ring-based combat system.

Our Take: A Solid Win, But Where’s the Retro?

We believe this is a great move for the service, but it’s hard to ignore the elephant in the room. While The Origami King has an incredible score, the community is already clamoring for the classics. As noted by some early reactions in the community, many fans were hoping for the original N64 Paper Mario tracks or the cult-classic (and occasionally nightmarish) sounds of Super Paper Mario.

That said, Nintendo's consistency with these updates is proving that the Nintendo Music app isn't just a throwaway perk—it's becoming a legitimate vault for their history. If you're paying for NSO, you'd be doing yourself a disservice not to grab these 263 tracks. It’s a high-value drop that makes the subscription feel a bit more worth the price of admission.