Nintendo continues to expand its music app Nintendo Music with surprising speed, enriching the catalog with the soundtracks of its timeless classics.\r\nNow, it’s the turn of a fan-favorite title: the GameCube masterpiece The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, originally released in 2002. Leaving aside titles like Tears of the Kingdom (which you can find on Amazon), the old chapter originally released on GameCube is still very appreciated.\r\nConsidering that for months there has been talk of a remaster or remake of the game coming to Switch 2, perhaps now there is a new clue.\r\nNintendo Switch Online users can easily access its soundtrack: just download the Nintendo Music app on Android or iOS devices.\r\nThe Wind Waker soundtrack is now available for listening, giving you the opportunity to relive the epic and light atmospheres of game.\r\nThe arrival of the soundtrack could therefore be a new clue towards an updated HD version of the game being worked on for Nintendo Switch.\r\nAlthough there are no official confirmations, this possibility fuels the enthusiasm of fans, ready to set sail again among the islands of the Great Sea.\r\nThe arrival of the soundtrack of The Wind Waker on Nintendo Music is one of those pieces of news that warms the hearts of nostalgics.\r\nThe possibility that the game will return HD on Switch 2, then, is the dream of many: it would be the perfect opportunity to discover this gem even for those who have never had the pleasure of playing it. In the meantime, we can navigate into the past… at least with our ears.\r\nBetween unforgettable music and the hypothesis of a return to Switch, The Wind Waker continues to win the hearts of fans old and new. This is also considering that, thanks to the Wind Waker: Unflooded project, the curiosity of seeing the submerged Hyrule will finally be satisfied.\r\nBut that’s not all: thanks to a 4K remaster made by a fan, Zelda The Wind Waker looks even better , and the community is thrilled: look at the final result.