Luigi’s Chilling Melodies Haunt Nintendo Music

The Nintendo Music app just keeps getting better, with its library of music tracks continuing to expand. The latest gem to join the lineup is none other than the charming soundtrack from Luigi’s Mansion, marking Luigi’s first big solo adventure (if we conveniently overlook Mario is Missing).

Originally hitting the gaming world in 2001, Luigi’s Mansion has not only produced a series of sequels but has also seen updates like last year’s Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD. Now, Nintendo Switch Online subscribers can delve into the delightful, spooky sounds of its original soundtrack, featuring over 70 tracks ready to be enjoyed at your leisure.

This soundtrack is a treat, offering a whimsical blend of catchy melodies with a sprinkle of ghostly charm. Unlike poor Luigi, who finds himself perpetually navigating haunted houses, you can enjoy these eerie tunes from the comfort of your own home. And yes, listening during daylight can help keep any imaginary ghosts at bay!

If you’re eager to immerse yourself in this musical adventure, head over to the Luigi’s Mansion playlist. You’ll find the full track list detailed below.

Since its debut last October, the Nintendo Music app has consistently enriched its offerings. We’ve seen an array of soundtracks spanning various generations, including fan favorites like Wave Race 64, F-Zero X, and Pokémon Legends: Arceus, as well as classics like Donkey Kong Country 2 and 3, Skyward Sword, and Super Mario Kart.

Though it started small, the library has been expanding beautifully, with fresh releases streaming in every week. We couldn’t be more excited to talk about this latest addition on our next Pure Nintendo Podcast episode—so stay tuned!

Have you explored the Nintendo Music app yet? What are your thoughts? We’re keen to hear which soundtrack wins your heart so far! Remember, enjoying this musical treasure trove requires a Nintendo Switch Online subscription.

Here’s a rundown of all the tracks included in Luigi’s Mansion on the app:

– Title Theme
– File Select
– Opening Scene
– Foyer
– Signs of Ghost
– Professor E.Gadd and the Poltergust 3000
– Professor E.Gadd’s Lab
– Training Room: First Half
– Training Room: Second Half
– Training Room: Results
– Gallery
– To the Mansion
– There, There, Toad
– It’s OK Now, Toad
– Warping
– Title Theme (Humming)
– When the Candles Go Out
– Suck Up The Ghosts!
– Suck Up More Ghosts!
– Item Appears
– Item Acquired
– Game Boy Horror Ringtone
– Chatting with Professor E. Gadd
– Mysterious Crying
– Chauncey in the Nursery
– Versus a Strong Enemy
– Playing with Chauncey
– Boss Ghost: Chauncey
– Ghost Caught
– A Little Breather
– Key Acquired
– Ghost Protrificationizer
– Starting Up the Ghost Portrificationizer
– Ghosts You’ve Caught
– Ghost Guys in the Ballroom
– The Floating Whirlindas in the Ballroom
– Pushing the Switch
– Boo Escape
– Suck Up the Boo!
– Chatting with a Ghost
– Conservatory Instruments (Background BGM)
– Melody Pianissima’s Piano Performance (Underwater BGM)
– Melody Pianissima’s Piano Performance (Super Mario Bros. 3)
– Cleaning the Conservatory
– The Tombstone’s Ghostly Glow
– Bogmire in the Graveyard
– Boss Ghost: Bogmire
– Good Night! (Game Over)
– Mario in a Portrait
– Mario in a Portrait (Short Version)
– Light the Candles
– Stargazing
– A Star Appears
– Hide-and-Seek in the Twin’s Room
– Right Answer
– Wrong Answer
– Boos on the Balcony
– Boss Ghost: Boolossus
– Sue Pea in the Guest Room
– Closed in the Valve
– Not Enough Boos 1
– Back to the Foyer
– Not Enough Boos 2
– King Boo in the Secret Altar
– Into Bowser’s Portrait
– Boss Ghost: King Boo
– Rescuing Mario’s Portrait
– Restoring Mario’s Portrait
– The Brother’s Reunited
– Staff Credits
– Ending: The Haunted Mansion Disappeared
– Ending: Welcome to Luigi’s New Mansion
– Ending: Your Mansion Is Complete

The soundtrack is packed with nostalgic and fresh tunes that are bound to make any gaming session or chill-out time a joy.