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During Act III look for a secret area in the jungle and you'll find a big, machete-wielding, hockey-masked boss named "Jason." While not officially the Jason Voorhees from the Friday the 13th movies. There are thousands of zombies roaming around Dead Island. Locate the door sitting between two signs that read: "No Hidden Content This Way." Duh! Disregard the signage, walk through the door and you'll find a gargantuan, beating heart. Take a helicopter out to the island (you can use a boat, or swim if you're feeling energetic) and make your way to the base of the statue. One of the bigger ones involves the Statue of Happiness (much like the Statue of Liberty, but perverted as only Rockstar can pervert) found in GTA IV. Which makes them the perfect environment for Easter eggs of all kinds.
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The games in the Grand Theft Auto series are massive, open world sandboxes that can't be fully explored by most people. Well, in Chapter 6 Drake runs across a roof top pool where you can make him jump in and play an impromptu game of Marco Polo with Chloe. But most of us only know him from the game we used to play in the pool when we were kids. His rich legacy plays a big role in the game. An Italian merchant traveler and adventurer, he inspired Christopher Columbus as well as many other explorers. The legend of Marco Polo was an important figure in history.
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And Fillion should definitely play Drake in the Uncharted movie (if it ever gets made). Who else thinks Nathan Drake was modeled after Fillion? If he wasn't, he should be. I'm also a big fan of the real-life actor, Nathan Fillion. In fact, pretty much anything from Naughty Dog is a great game, but that's my opinion.
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves is a great game. It's believed that the face is that of Marcus Lehto, the former Creative Art Director at Bungie Studios. One sits outside the map on the same level, and another exists in Halo 3: ODST. These creeptastic cavemen (some call them cavemen, others call them monkeys) are found elsewhere too. They do nothing, but if you shoot them they will bleed. Turn around again and you'll be faced with - a family of four cavemen, all with the same face! The biggest one is holding a teddy bear. See that wall on your left? Walk on it until it stops. Enter the woods and snipe the jackals until they're all dead, turn around and head back. It can be found in the first playable level of Halo 3 (Sierra 117), after Sgt. This is one of the creepier eggs you're gonna find. Once inside you'll find blueprints to Arkham City hanging on the wall along with a number of clues that link to Arkham City, the smash-hit sequel to Asylum. The only way to get in is by blowing it open with several applications of Bat's explosive foam. This secret room sits right off of Sharp's main office, but because it's not found on any map, and the weakness in the wall can't be seen using Batman's detective vision, you need to know it's there or you'd never find it. In fact, Batman's "Easter egg" was so well hidden that Rocksteady Studios had to reveal the existence of Warden Quincy Sharp's secret room themselves. Arkham City Plansīatman: Arkham Asylum sold millions of copies, so you'd think nothing could stay hidden for very long. Here are nine of my favorites, in no particular order.
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A very long (and totally incomplete) list of these clandestine goodies can be found on The Easter Egg Archive website. Occasionally eggs are left out in the open, but sometimes gamers must know a certain procedure or enter a specific sequence of undocumented keystrokes to find them. However, according to game designer Warren Robinett, the term started at Atari after employees were told about a secret message Robinett hid inside his 1979 game, Adventure (considered the very first graphical adventure game).Įaster eggs in video games can include funny scenes, an unexpected boss or monster, a hidden level, or some other extra tidbit intentionally left by the developers for gamers to discover as they play. Apparently the entire cast had an actual Easter egg hunt on set one day, but some of the eggs were so well hidden that they went undiscovered and ended up in various scenes throughout the film. One theory says it originated with the 1975 movie, The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
It seems there are two origin stories about when and where the term "Easter egg" was first coined. Sometimes they're easy to find, but other times it takes an incredible amount of sleuthing to find the little buggers. It can also be an intentionally placed inside joke, hidden item, message, or feature in a computer program, movie, or television show. An "Easter egg" is more than just a brightly colored egg.
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