The launch of Wii in 2006 seems like a faded memory now. But hardcore Nintendo fans might remember Wii as one of the most memorable gaming moments. Although the Japanese gaming giant has come a long way since then, Wii still has a lot of fans’ emotions attached. The iconic home screen menu that greeted players with recognizable start-up sounds would still make you nostalgic. Nintendo’s evolution has been exceptional, but a fan wants the community to revisit the Wii era with a mix of modern titles. 

A fan’s innovative idea has made all Nintendo fans wonder how some popular titles would have looked on Switch. Considering rumors around the possible release of Switch 2, it might just be the right time to ignite the spark. 

YouTuber Gives Wii Vibes To Some Popular Nintendo Switch Games

A lot of fans have appreciated Nintendo’s progress in the industry over the years. But there have been constant demands to bring back the old classic-themed Wii features to the Switch console. Fans feel the latest upgrades of consoles lacked the start-up animations and music which made the company so popular in the initial days. 

A Youtuber brought a fan solution for the fan demand with his creative editing and designing skills. The creator made a Wii menu start-up animation for Switch games. The video uploaded by Pineapple Puppy has imaginary versions of titles like  Super Mario Odyssey, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and Splatoon 2, among several others on the Wii interface.

While some animations, like the one for Breath of the Wild on the Wii U, were just the loading screens for their respective games, the developer was able to give the majority of them a distinctive vibe that made it seem as though they were designed to be played on the earlier Nintendo hardware. The video works so well because of its spot-on similarity with the original functions and attributes of Wii U.

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Fans were highly impressed by the creativity of the gamer. The comment section of the video also became an innocent pleading to bring such an interface back to the Switch. 

It will be interesting to see if the developers can actually acknowledge these demands. What do you think? Let us know your opinions in the comments. 

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