The Nintendo Music smartphone app has indeed surpassed one million downloads. According to data from Sensor Tower, the app reached approximately 1.2 million downloads within just four days of its release. Here are some key details:
- The app saw about 265,000 downloads on its first day of availability.
- Around 40% of the downloads came from the United States, while 15% were from Japan.
- The app is free to download but requires an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription to use.
Nintendo Music offers Switch Online subscribers access to soundtracks from various games. The app includes features such as looping, playlist creation, and the ability to share playlists with others. Nintendo has stated that they plan to add more tracks to the app over time, including both recent releases and nostalgic classics.
While the one million download milestone is impressive, it's worth noting that this represents a small portion of the total Nintendo Switch Online subscriber base, which exceeds 38 million memberships. However, for a niche app that requires a subscription, it's considered a strong start.
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