Googling "Zelda" today offers a glimpse of how search worked in 1998
Summary
Google has added a temporary retro search Easter egg that appears when users search for “Zelda” or “Ocarina of Time.” Clicking an animated Master Sword changes the results page to a curated list styled like Google in 1998; searching from that page returns users to the modern results interface.Key Facts
- The Easter egg works on mobile and desktop.
- The retro page contains seven curated links, including pages for Zelda on Nintendo’s website, Wikipedia, and Amazon.
- Users can click the Master Sword again to return to modern Google results.
- Searching from the retro interface immediately switches back to the modern results page.
- The article says the upcoming Ocarina of Time remaster is being released for Nintendo Switch 2.
- The remaster is scheduled to launch on November 5, with preorder prices of $60 for digital and $70 for physical copies.
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