
We hope you've been enjoying Famicom Detective Club as much as we did, and if you've finished both games — or if you're at least halfway through both of them — then there's a neat little Easter Egg that you might have already found yourself.
In The Missing Heir, you're given a speed dial number to reach the office of Kanda Law Firm by the butler, Zenzou. Dialing "*16" will get you through to the assistant, who will usually tell you that Kanda, the lawyer, is out.
In The Girl Who Stands Behind, you find out the number of Bar Sambora late in the plot, and you can call 007-1234 to talk to the bartender there.
But what happens... if you call the number from one game in the other game? We tried, and though it's not groundbreaking, it's a neat little surprise for anyone who's played both games.


Anyone who's ever played an old-school adventure game with a phone in it has almost definitely come across secrets, Easter Eggs and in-jokes before, so it's pretty cool to see Famicom Detective Club rejoice in a decades-old tradition.
Let us know if you found this in the comments!
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Wow, this is so LucasArts 😂
Lol, and here I thought it was the famicom system in-game and the way Nintendo shills for itself if you inspect it.
Poor lawyer lost his badge
@Eel It's a prequel, so he probably worked in a deli to pay for law school.
@GlowingOrb ah, then that’s better!
This is why I was so dissappointed that "Bendersnatch" only had one possible Number. With all the sidepaths it took, it just feels lazy that they didn't seize the opportunity and hide a number anywhere.
This is the kind of thing I would always miss and find out about it years later.
Nice to see the trend continued in Emio 😉
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