7 Incredible Secrets That Took Fans Years to Discover



These games hid their Easter eggs so effectively that it took months, years or even decades before they were found. Behold seven …

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  1. Please start adding timestamps in your video descriptions so that YouTube can implement them as chapters (and not try to figure them out itself with AI). That way we can easily skip past games we don't want spoilers for.

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  2. Back in the day when the first 3 Resident Evils came out, teenage fangirls were practically dripping for Wesker despite all the messed up stuff he did to his fellow teammates and it made little kid me feel sick to see them try to justify what he got up to in order to make themselves feel like less of a garbage Human being for finding him hot despite of, or because of, the terrible person he was.

    NOWADAYS, I see so many other women act like the age of consent should be raised to at least 30 for our kind and that any male with a thing for anyone younger is a 100% nonce.

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  3. Thinking about that Punch Out cheat, I wouldn't be surprised if that was a code used in development to test the movements of opponents, how they'd react, etc.

    Might just be an old QA tool

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  4. 7 years after it's release we found in Witcher 3 (Blood and Wine DLC) that Vivienne de Tabris really does die after 7 in-game years on Skellig. It takes about a year realtime with the game running constantly to do this so xLetalis used console commands to speed it up.

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  5. In the original blood omen there was a boat that you could teleport too if you flipped a bunch of invisible switches.
    The boat even was in soul reaver before it got found. Something like 14 years later it got found

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