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SimCity Soundtrack builds onto Nintendo Music

SimCity Soundtrack builds onto Nintendo Music

Tracks from the soundtrack to the SNES version of the seminal city-building game SimCity have been added to the Nintendo Switch Online’s Nintendo Music app. 21 tracks from SimCity haven been added to Nintendo Music, all with fairy mundane, if descriptive titles. The newly added SimCity tracks are…


1. Title Screen
2. Menu
3. Village
4. Dr. Wright
5. Urban Expansion
6. Town
7. City Evalution (Bad)
8. Gift
9. Amusement Park
10. City Evaluation (Good)
11. City
12. Fiscal Budget (Jpanese version)
13. Capital
14. Disaster
15. Game Over
16. Metropolis
17. Scenario Clear
18. Megalopolis
19. Mario Statue Erected
20. Population of 600,000
21. Save Complete

Here at RetroNews, we’ve been following the Nintendo Music app ever since it first launched, back in 2024, keeping you updated of additions of retro Nintendo soundtracks to the service, such as tracks from Super Mario World, F-Zero, The Legend of Zelda 2, and Super Mario Land 2, and the latest retro Nintendo soundtrack to be added to Nintendo Music is that of the SNES version of SimCity, which was added to Nintendo Music today (August 21, 2026).


Developed by Will Wright, and published by Maxis, SimCity was originally released on Amiga and Mac back in 1989, with a number of 16-bit and 8-bit ports following, including the SNES version in 1991, which included some Nintendo-specific additions, such as the game’s monster attacks being from Bowser, rather than from a generic “monster,” and the ability to raise a Mario statue in your city. Could the addition of tracks from the SNES version of SimCity indicate that the game will soon be added to Switch Online’s Nintendo Classics catalog?

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I'm a retro gamer and writer who writes about video games for online and print outlets. My love of gaming began way back in 1986 with the ZX Spectrum, before becoming a lifelong Nintendo fan in 1990 with the Game Boy. And although I keep up with modern gaming, we all know you can't beat retro classics (or maybe I'm just old!) https://x.com/paultwist

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