Obviously, it’s personal preference, but Nintendo GameCube has one of the most smile-inducing system startup sequences with its purple cubes rolling around to a catchy tune. Thankfully, Switch 2 owners can experience this delightful moment every time they open the GameCube app with one simple trick: holding the left stick in any direction.

The GameCube library is new to the Nintendo Classics collection with the introduction of Switch 2, though accessing it does require subscribing to the premium Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack tier ($50 annually for an individual, $80 for a family). As such, the regular bootup for the app just showcases the purple GameCube controller overlaid on a red background, similar to the Nintendo 64 or NES apps.

But moving and holding the left stick while jumping into the GameCube app transports you back to the early 2000s with the original startup sequence. It’s a fun secret that injects you with nostalgic goodness or introduces you to how certain consoles used to greet players when turning them on. Now, keep in mind, only the left stick unlocks this Easter egg. Fiddling with the right stick didn’t work.

At launch, the GameCube library on Switch 2 consists of The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, F-Zero GX, and Soulcalibur II. Looking ahead, Nintendo is expected to add titles like Super Mario Sunshine, Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, and Luigi’s Mansion.

Nintendo is also selling a GameCube controller for Switch 2 that has its own fun surprise. The controller actually has gyroscope functionality, something that can be utilized in Splatoon 2 and 3–among other games. This is on top of the controller also adding a C button for GameChat, as well as Home and Capture buttons.

Switch 2 is available now and costs $450. GameSpot has handy info on Switch 2 restocks in the US for people who haven’t been able to snag a console yet.