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Alright, so picture this: you’re just chilling with your Nintendo Switch 2, right? And boom! Suddenly, you’re thrown back to the GameCube days. Yeah, that old school jingle? They’ve sneaked it into the Switch 2. Why? No clue. Maybe they know we miss it. They’ve added these, um, Easter eggs? Not the chocolate kind, but those hidden gems that sort of make you go, “Aha!” For some reason, I felt like a kid hearing that tinkly, iconic startup sound all over again.
Now, the new Switch isn’t just a fancy update. It’s packed with exclusive stuff on Nintendo Switch Online. Remember The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker? Soulcalibur 2? And, oh man, F-Zero GX? Yeah, those are there. More stuff should pop up soon, fingers crossed.
Anyway, so you’re wondering how to actually hear those hidden GameCube sounds on your Switch 2, right? Simple guide coming up — though, I’m a mess with instructions. Seriously, it’s like trying to cook without burning anything.
So, here’s the deal:
- Original sound Easter egg: This one’s the classic. You know it. You love it. It’s like meeting an old friend.
- “Squeaky” sound Easter egg: This one’s quirky. Like, not what you’d expect, yet oddly satisfying.
- Hard mode: drum sound Easter egg: Alright, think of this as leveling up. It’s for those who want a bit more challenge — not just any sound geek can unlock it, really.
Yeah, the Switch 2 is super cool. But, hey, Nintendo hasn’t totally moved on from the past. GameCube’s spirit still lingers. Or maybe it’s just a clever marketing ploy? Who even knows. But it kinda works, doesn’t it?
