There are now two JRPG soundtracks available to stream online from two different companies, with Monster Hunter Stories 3 and NieR Replicant music now available online worldwide. Each one is available on multiple services. However, Capcom released its album on fewer platforms, with it only on Deezer, Spotify, and Tidal. Meanwhile, the Square Enix one is available via additional options like Amazon, Apple Music, and YouTube. Of the two albums, the NieR Replicant soundtrack is the older of the two. It is based on the updated rerelease that appeared, rather than the original NieR on the PS3 and Xbox 360. However, that mainly means new arrangements and recordings. It is also the shorter of the two new options online, coming in at only 45 total tracks. Many of the tracks have “ver.1.22474487139…” in the title, to more immediately identify them as being from the newest take on the story. Meanwhile, the Monster Hunter Stories 3 soundtrack that’s streaming is a much more substantial one from a recent release. It consists of two discs worth of music from the game, with all 102 songs present. Capcom also released an official trailer for that online to offer samples of what to expect. It shows a list of the tracks available and plays clips while highlighting the title of the one being played.Go Ad-Free With Siliconera+View the site with no ads, be able to provide direct feedback about what we cover, and be automatically entered into our monthly PC game giveaway.Join Siliconera+ Here’s that full Monster Hunter Stories 3 OST trailer that spends over eight minutes sharing music samples. Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is on the Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, a demo is available, and its soundtrack is streaming on a few services globally. NieR Replicant is on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC, and its soundtrack is also streaming and available to buy on multiple services worldwide. We may earn a commission if you purchase from certain links. Learn more here.The post Monster Hunter Stories 3 and NieR Replicant Soundtracks Streaming appeared first on Siliconera.