Google's Ocarina Of Time Easter Egg Is A Link To A Past When Search Wasn't Horrible
Turn the clock back to 1998 ahead of Nintendo's remake of the classic Zelda game.
Nintendo's remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is out this week and Google Search is marking the occasion with an appropriate Easter egg. If you search for "Zelda" or "Ocarina of Time," you'll see an animation of the Master Sword pop up in the corner. Click or tap on this and a loading screen of sorts that features a Triforce will take over the tab for a moment.
After that animation clears, the search results will look like they're from 1998, the year that the original version of Ocarina of Timedebuted on the Nintendo 64. You'll see blue hyperlinks to relevant webpages and brief excerpts from them, listed in order of apparent relevance, which is how a search engine is supposed to work. The classic "I'm Feeling Lucky" button that...
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