Hard to believe, but it’s almost Ocarina of Time remake release day. Launching exclusively on Switch 2 on November 5, we are now just days away from experiencing a remake of what many consider to be the greatest game ever made, and Google has kicked off the celebrations early with a rather unique Legend of Zelda easter egg.

If you enter Ocarina of Time on Google and hit enter, which I imagine many of you will be doing a lot this week, whether it be to watch all of the remake’s trailers one last time or check in on your pre-order, there should be a Master Sword in the bottom right of your screen.

Click it, and your screen will be hit with the same blue and white effect that surrounds Link when he pulls the Master Sword in the original game, with a golden Triforce in the center. Once the effect fades, you’ll still be looking at the search results for Ocarina of Time; it’ll just look like you’re viewing them through a 1998 lens.

That’s because the Zelda easter egg in question is a time-traveling one that, when used, makes your search results look the way that they did when the original Ocarina of Time was released in 1998. The Google logo has reverted to the way it appeared back then, complete with its long-forgotten exclamation mark, and the “Google Search” and “I’m Feeling Lucky” buttons are the big, grey chunky ones synonymous with ‘90s Windows that really felt like you were doing something when you clicked them.

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