By breathing fire into one of the Tiki statues of the level Tiki Tropics, the sound that Aku Aku from the Crash Bandicoot series makes when breaking open an Aku Aku Crate will play.
Contributed by CuriousUserX90
In the Japanese version, by pressing A,B,C,A,B,C,A,B,C in rapid succession on the Options screen, an easy mode will be unlocked. The game will be significantly easier, but the first level of the game will change to a light and cheery aesthetic instead of the dark and moody one of other difficulties.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
At the north end of the Bridge map, using the "Kangaroo on Command" power up will allow the player to scale the rock wall border of the map and enter a secret room. Upon entering the room, a message will state "Friggin Kangaroo on Command freak." Turning around from that message will show another large message that says "Now you are stuck SUCKER" and create an invisible wall that will trap the player in the secret tunnel.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
In Route C, if the player talks to Jackass after the bunker's destruction, she'll comment that she had a friend on The Bunker named "White." This friend is revealed to be The Commander in the Black Box Edition Art Book.
Contributed by DrakeVagabond
In the RC Car play section, the numbers 1889 and 2018 can be found under the cover of the controls. "2018" represents the year that Nintendo Labo released and "1889" refers to the year that Nintendo started as a company.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
Spoiler:In the junkyard sequence, the original Kara android from the tech demo that inspired Detroit: Become Human can be found among the wreckage in an extremely dilapidated state. She sings the same song that she can be heard singing in the tech demo.
Contributed by PirateGoofy
During the Rupert the Gunsmith sub-mission, a pink teddy bear can be found in Rupert's apartment. Activating this bear will make it say "I love you.". As the player continues to activate this bear, the bear's dialogue will change, and it will insist you stop touching it. If you proceed to activate it after this warning, its eyes will turn red, and the bear will explode.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
The cartridge label of the NES game Ice Climber found in the game's main treasures differs in it's appearance depending on what version is being played. In the japanese version it uses the Famicom appearance and artwork, whilst in the western version it uses the NES appearance and artwork.
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When Miis speak the word "Direct", they'll do the pose that Satoru Iwata was known for having done in Nintendo Directs when saying "Directly".
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Two giant fruits can be found in hidden rooms during the game. A giant apple can be found in Chapter 7 at the bottom of the spiral staircase in the Tower of London. The second, a giant banana, is found at the start of the final chapter behind a door.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
Very early on in the game, if the player makes certain unorthodox decisions in the Kara storylineSpoiler: it is possible to have both Kara and Alice die extremely early. If the player goes to the Main Menu right after doing so, Chloe will slightly break the fourth wall and scold the player for "letting them die". She will then tell the player that the "lives of these androids are in your hands".
Contributed by PirateGoofy
In the Genesis port of the game, drinking 4 unique potions at the same time will result in the player instantly dying and the message "Winners don't do drugs" appearing on the screen. This is a reference to the FBI drug warning that was placed on all imported arcade games at the time.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
Shortly after the tutorial, there is a chamber that Lara can explore which contains an impaled skeleton, suggested to be Indiana Jones, holding a Fedora and whip.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
In Level 1, Episode 16 - Bizarre Doors of Boo Mansion - waiting on the backside of the level for 5 minutes will cause ghostly hand prints to appear on the wall of the mansion.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
If you enter the password "CHEESE!!" on the Nintendo 64 version, you'll see a photo of LucasArts' Developers.
Contributed by ProtoSnake
The "Foolish Sisters" enemy are three caskets with the crests and weapons of Three, Four and Five from Drakengard 3 engraved on them. They also display abilities they had in the Drakengard manga Drag-on Dragoon: Utahime Five that were not originally from the game.
• Five shoots a beam of light
• Four creates a shield
• Three shoots webbing thread
• Five shoots a beam of light
• Four creates a shield
• Three shoots webbing thread
Contributed by DrakeVagabond
The "Loving Couple" enemy type is based on Two from Drakengard 3 using Cent's swords and Egregori's armor.
Contributed by DrakeVagabond
Zero's cleric job features her using Manah's staff from Drakengard 2 as her main weapon.
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Since recurring monsters of the series are known by different names in the Japanese and English versions of the other installments, the game uses both Japanese and English names for different variants of the same monsters.
Contributed by DrakeVagabond
X's Hadouken taunt is in reference to Mega Man X, in which X obtains the Hadouken from Dr. Light dressed as Ryu from the Street Fighter series.
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