10 Easter Eggs That Turned Games Into Legends

Here are ten classic and massive easter eggs that turned games into legends.

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[xelthos]

The best part of the Cow Level is that they went around recording other Blizzard employees to say moo without telling them why and that's the voices of the cows in the level.

[InaudibleHippo]

"There is no Cow Level" has the same energy as "There is no war in Ba Sing Se"

[kriscynical]

Gotta love the deadpan "moo"s for the voice acting in the cow level.😂

[Sober]

Wife had a seizure last night so we both took off work to go to a doc appointment for her, glad you guys always post stuff. Honestly brightens up my day/mood hearing yalls voices. You guys are always there. I know it’s just games..maybe not that serious..but I still appreciate it. Love y’all

[deliriumguiness]

Imagine being sent on a wild treasure chase just to be told "And the treasure is... for your grandchildren to enjoy. You'll probably be dead by then."

[aidanfrancis]

The original way you had to go about unlocking the bow in battlefield 4 will be an all time favorite Easter egg for me. I still remember when the community found the vault but still didn't know how to open the door

[MusicIsRapture]

Running into the invisible wall in Motocross Madness is all I ever did in that game. It was so much fun just to do it over and over again.

[bubeiiii]

Motocross madness sure brings good memories
used to play it on my cousin's pc
Always tried to climb those mountains only to get blasted

[TafelLager]

I remember how excited i was when a magazine told me there was a spyro demo hidden on my crash bandicoot disc and it turned out to be true! My mind was blown.

[bambammartin]

The Naboo fighter was broken. What an incredible Easter egg. I remember that reveal was the only topic of conversation on the playground

[daftmagician]

Factor 5 created rogue squadron. Level 5 are the ones that made the Layton games.

[straightjakt]

I’ll never forget my entire family speculating about Stop N’ Swap for hours. We didn’t have a computer for many many years so we didn’t discover the intention behind it until I was a teenager. Crazy stuff.

[morgames]

Played motocross madness a fair bit as a kid, and whenever I had a bad day I’d just hop on and launch my guy into oblivion. Thanks for bringing back some good old memories! Another favourite myth of an Easter egg I liked was that Bigfoot was in San Andreas but I never actually got to see it lol

[danstill]

Easter eggs arnt made like they used to

[Slikeen]

These guys' upload schedule is insanely good 👍. Always looking forward to your videos 😁

[tomas-ub]

back in a day you play same games 100 times

[markbartoszek]

While the All Bonds cheat was really cool, I'd argue the secret island on the Dam level was even more legendary. I remember people obsessing trying to get over to that section of the map, until a GameShark code finally made it happen. Unfortunately, there was nothing there except a tower and a gun turret, but it was still cool to see.

[ThatScythe]

The MegaMan Battle Network Series has some great easter eggs. Really not until being an adult and the legacy collection, Bass is the one of the most popular, notable, and timeless characters from the OG Megaman to Battle Network, but pretty much all notable characters existed before in the OG series.

[diegoparga]

Can confirm. We were really stupid in the 90’s.

[mainuddin]

I spent hours on motorcross madness when I was a kid. And yes, that Easter egg was absolutely a random discovery for a 7 year old. I would do it 10-15 times before finally getting out if the game. It was really amazing