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“Totaka’s Song” found in Animal Crossing: City...
Tiny Cartridge —
> > “Totaka’s Song” found in Animal Crossing: City Folk!
That was quick! Kapp’n, the bus driver, whistles the 19-note tune if you wait on his bus long enough.
See also: Totaka’s Game
[Thanks, Jody!] ...
Kazumi Totaka’s hidden song unearthed in Animal Crossing: City Folk
GoNintendo —
I feel really bad about this one. Reader SupaKitsune sent me an email a couple days ago. He had found Totaka’s famous song hidden within Animal Crossing: City Folk. Unfortunately, he did not have a way to record video footage. Now, while he was scrambling for a way to get a video done, another one has popped up. With that said, I have to give a big thank you to SupaKitsune for the information. Direct link here ...
Totaka's Song Spotted In Animal Crossing: City Folk [Animal Crossing: City Folk]
Kotaku —
Quick history lesson! Nintendo sound director and musician Kazumi Totaka is the man behind the music behind a lot of your favourite Nintendo games. A cute little touch Totaka blesses each of his games with is "Totaka's Song", a 19-note melody that you'll find in every game he's done the music for. Here's a recap. Anyway, with Animal Crossing: City Folk now disappointing AC fans across America, it hasn't taken long to find the tune in his latest work. All you have to do is leave the game running during Kapp'n's bus ride at the start of the game. Easy. By pressing down a special key it plays a little ...
