Once done you’ll finally receive ‘Film D’.
Check out Wesker’s desk…than do it again until you’ve searched it fifty times. It’s an area that you have to go to further the story but there isn’t a whole load to find inside. In the police station on the 2nd floor is the S.T.A.R.S office. Now home to raiders there is plenty to find throughout including some mini-nukes but the best discovery lies behind a door northwest of the towers. In the Northwest area of the Capital Wasteland is the SatCom Array NN-03d. If you remember this plane blew up at the beginning of the game & as Jack swam towards the lighthouse the tail section can be seen sinking. The hatch from Lost is hidden within the first level, the 2nd level has the Frostbourne sword from World of Warcraft & the 3rd level has the Portal cake hidden away.ĭuring one of your jaunts outside of Rapture as the Big Daddy character you can come across a relic from the first game…the tail end of the plane that Jack was in. The game based off the film about everyone’s favourite moody mutant had a number of fun Easter eggs throughout. It’s a great twist that really packs a punch but there was a clue for eagle eyed players to this eventual revelation within the chapter names themselves. The big revelation is that Nicole has been dead long before Isaac even arrived on the ship. Most of the game is hinged on your playable character, Isaac chasing after his girlfriend, Nicole. When it came to writing this list I wanted to only include Easter Eggs that I had personally experienced so my top 10 might be excluding many of the more famous & interesting ones.Ī lot of these will include spoilers for many of the games.Īh, Dead Space…a truly excellent horror game set in deep, dark recesses of space. There are many famous ones such as the incredibly well hidden Chris Houlihan Room in Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
It can be a message, inside joke, hint or just poking fun & they are rarely easy to find. The short answer is…something hidden within a game intentionally left by the developers.
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