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So, I stumbled across this thing on the Nintendo Switch 2 — yeah, it’s like a big deal now, but bear with me. Apparently, there are these Easter eggs that make it do something rather nostalgic. You might remember that GameCube startup sound? Like, all tinkly and kind of epic in that early 2000s way? Well, the Switch 2 can mimic that, and not just that — it adds a twist with some other startup variations from the GameCube. Pretty neat if you’re into that sort of retro vibe.
Every time I think about it, I’m hit by this wave of nostalgia. I mean, it’s as if Nintendo wants us to take this sentimental trip back to the good old GameCube days. And why not? They’ve even got this whole thing going with the exclusive Nintendo Switch Online games, right? At launch, there are some classics like The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, Soulcalibur 2, and F-Zero GX. Gotta love throwing those in — I swear, I got a little excited even writing their names. More are supposed to appear at some point — fingers crossed for your favorites, I guess.
Oh man, you can even perform this little magic trick yourself if you’re into impressing your Nintendo-loving crowd. Just figure out how to unlock these Easter eggs on the Switch 2. Seriously, it’s a geek paradise (if that’s your jam).
You got this classic sound egg — the original vibe, you know? Then there’s what they call the “Squeaky” sound… odd name, right? But it works. And if you’re one of those who think, “Why not make it a challenge?” — try the hard mode with this drum sound Easter egg. Talk about a twist.
It’s clear Nintendo hasn’t let go of their cherished consoles from back in the day. And it’s not just about the Switch 2 taking the spotlight now. Nope, there’s still this warm and fuzzy place in their heart for the GameCube, probably why they tossed in these nifty tricks. Makes you wonder. Anyhow, back to your regularly scheduled programming — or was I supposed to be talking about something else? Meh.
