Each Nintendo Switch has a classic NES hidden game

Find the classic 1984 Golf classic in the firmware of every Nintendo Switch upgraded to version 1.00, but don't sing victory: you can't play.

Yes, you read well. Neither announced by Nintendo nor available on the NES Mini, but the video game Golf, which was originally released for the classic NES, is hidden inside each Nitendo Switch, as long as it is updated to at least the 1.0 version, without anyone noticing the issue until now. It has been through the discovery of an emulator called Flog that SwitchBrewhan researchers found a hidden form of emulator inside the console firmware.

Logically, don't sing victory, since the game is within the system, yes, but it can't be accessed or emulated within the console. In fact, the game is self-contained within a small 24-kilobyte file, almost imperceptible, but Nintendo has adapted it and is fully compatible with Joy-Con to adapt the control to the new Nintendo console.

Nintendo's plans in this regard are not known, but it is true that various voices on the net point to a game included in the firmware with which Nintendo would be testing the Virtual Console and its compatibility with classic games, a feature that is expected to unleash its full potential with the free games included in the subscription to Nintendo's network service.

This is not confirmed either, so we will have to wait and see if with the launch of the Virtual Console this and other NES games are or not reality on the latest Nintendo console.