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If you’re anything like us, hearing a piece of gaming music or even that familiar ‘click’ of the Nintendo Switch logo will instantly draw your attention to the TV. We’d expect to hear it in an advert every now and then, but never during a government-owned network’s official broadcast schedule.<\/p>\n

Amazingly, Beijing Media Network, a Chinese network available across certain territories in Asia and North America, did exactly that, using an incredibly familiar piece of music from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild<\/strong><\/a> during a transition. The show in question was a special celebration programme for the Chinese New Year taking place this week.<\/p>\n