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Dark Souls II
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The Last Giant, a boss enemy in the Forest of Fallen Giants, has a semi-rare instant-kill move during the second part of its fight where it simply tries to fall and crush the player with its body. If the giant is killed while it is still laying flat on the ground, a unique death animation will play where it lifts up the upper-half of its body to wail before dying.
Shovel Knight
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In the Plague of Shadows campaign, during the penultimate boss fight Spoiler:against the titular Plague of Shadows inside Plague Knight's mind, you can defeat it by standing still and doing nothing for around 40 seconds, because the boss cannot hurt you in the spot you stand in at the very start of the fight. After this time has passed, the boss (labelled as "????" in the game's text box) will say:

????:Spoiler:YOU ARE STEADFAST IN YOUR RESOLVE... MAYBE THERE'S HOPE FOR US YET...

before transforming into its second form and the campaign's final boss fight, Spoiler:the Corrupted Essence.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky
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After joining Wigglytuff's Guild, you will unlock the game's second dungeon, Drenched Bluff. If you fail your first two attempts at completing the dungeon, at the end of the second day, you and your partner will be summoned by Chatot to the Guildmaster's chamber, assuming that Wigglytuff is angry about the past two failures. After entering his room however, a chipper Wigglytuff gives you a Reviver Seed, an Oran Berry, and a Max Elixir, encouraging you to do your best to succeed tomorrow.
Super Mario Galaxy 2
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Attachment The Whomp King, the boss of the Throwback Galaxy, will recite his original speech from his first encounter with Mario at Whomp's Fortress in Super Mario 64. If you lose the fight and then try again, he will start to recite the speech again, and then stop himself declaring he's tired of it. Excluding Bowser and Bowser Jr., the Whomp King is the only standard boss in the game with dialogue. When you deal the final blow to the Whomp King, he makes a unique face that cannot be seen normally because he is lying down when defeated.
Strider
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Attachment In the game's third stage Flying Battleship Balrog, in the upper-leftmost corner of the first room inside the ship are two stacks of artillery shells. Destroying the shells will reveal a panda that dances briefly before disappearing. According to Strider's designer and director Kouichi Yotsui, this easter egg was snuck in without his knowledge as a joke, and the person who did this later became the wife of Mega Man character designer and later series producer Keiji Inafune.
Boogerman: A Pick and Flick Adventure
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During the final boss fight with the Booger Meister, after Boogerman flushes him down the toilet, hold A/B/C/Start (Sega Genesis version) on a second controller plugged into the console before he picks up the stolen rod of Snotrium 357. This will cause two live-action people (most likely two of the game's developers) to walk out and wave to the player as the credits roll, as well as playing a different music track. This ending can also be accessed in both releases of the game under the name "Ending 2" by using their respective level select cheat codes, but the code to normally access this Easter egg during the boss fight in the SNES version is unknown.
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
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Room 49 of the Cave of Ordeals contains 3 Darknuts to defeat the first time around. If you play through the Cave of Ordeals a second time and reach this room, a 4th Darknut will be added as an additional challenge.
Dead by Daylight
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In the Silent Hill DLC, you can enter the Konami Code on the main menu to unlock a charm of Vic Viper, the protagonist spaceship from the Gradius series.
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
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In 2016, an American livestreamer discovered that the boss of the Forbidden Woods, Kalle Demos, could be killed in one hit by pouring a bottle of the Forest Water found in the Forest Haven onto its exposed flower head, after a user in her chat jokingly suggested using the Forest Water to water the plant monster. While this trick was performed while playing the Wii U remaster, NintendoLife tested and confirmed that this secret exists in the original GameCube release.
Shrek
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In the "Extra Large" re-release of the game for the Nintendo GameCube, if you manage to get out of bounds and fall into the void, Shrek will be teleported to a dimly-lit area that is an exact replica of the inside of a Nintendo GameCube. Once inside, all cheats become disabled, and the player cannot escape. Even the pause menu is disabled, meaning the game is soft-locked and the only solution is to reset the GameCube.
1080° Avalanche
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Attachment After pressing Start on the title screen, the game's camera swings through a cabin window to reach the main menu inside. Hanging above the window before being obscured by menu borders is a poster featuring the "devil" logo from Wave Race: Blue Storm, a game which shares characters with and takes place in the same universe as 1080° Avalanche and its predecessor 1080° Snowboarding.
Gex
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There is a secret portal located towards the upper-left corner of the level "The Project". Going in it will take Gex to a hidden room with a unique enemy blocking an exit to the level; a random man walking towards Gex. Hitting the man will cause him to vomit, and his kill animation shows large amounts of blood shooting out of his neck before dying. It's unknown who this person is, though it could be a self-insert by one of the game's developers.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
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Attachment Co-director Neil Druckmann snuck in several Easter eggs which directly referenced The Secret of Monkey Island, including the likeness of its main protagonist Guybrush Threepwood. Naughty Dog later received permission from The Walt Disney Company to leave these references in the game.

In Chapter 11, a slightly burned portrait resembling Guybrush can be found that Nathan and Sam will comment on, not recognizing him among the other pirate founders of Libertalia they do know. This is hinted at further during the sigils puzzle in the same chapter, one of which is that of a monkey. A statue of the Guybrush figure can be found among statues of the founders during Chapter 12, with Nathan again conveniently forgetting his name. Spoiler:A more intact version of the painting can be found later in Chapter 15, but with the word "THIEF" painted overtop its subject as are the rest of the portraits found near it, and a barely legible plaque underneath revealing his name to be "Guy Wood". In Chapter 18 while in Thomas Tew's mansion, Nathan and Elena stumble upon a dinner table surrounded by the corpses of the founders. Guy Wood's corpse appears among the rest, with a monkey sigil found close to him on the table.

Two more references to The Secret of Monkey Island can be found in the game's dialogue, including one moment where Nathan comments "That is the second biggest cistern I've ever seen." This references a running gag from the series where Guybrush would commonly remark that something is the second biggest version of that thing that he's seen. The second piece of dialogue refers to Monkey Island itself with the line "Big, skull-shaped island? What?"
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
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In the Xbox version of the game, by connecting a first-generation controller (A.K.A. "The Duke" controller) into the fourth port on an original Xbox console, the pitch and speed of all dialogue in the game can be shifted higher and faster using the White action button, and lower and slower using the Black action button.
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Halo 3
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Attachment In the beta release's multiplayer mode, if you can angle the camera correctly while on a vehicle, it will clip through your Spartan's helmet and reveal a face underneath. This is a photo of Marcus Lehto, Bungie's creative director from 1997 to 2012.
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
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During the Tanker mission, if Snake saves his game, Otacon will try to recite proverbs like Mei Ling in Metal Gear Solid, except he will always mess them up. If you save your game and listen to Otacon's increasingly disjointed advice 13 times, a final codec call will be shown where in the middle of Otacon reciting a proverb, Mei Ling will enter the call via an audio-only transmission and interrupt him, try to correct him with a misplaced "cheat sheet" she made for him, and then scold him for losing the sheet and butchering proverbs with his own interpretations. Mei Ling will then tell Snake the correct meaning of the proverb, tell Otacon they have unfinished business, and leave the call. This is Mei Ling's only appearance in the game.
Kingdom Hearts III
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The team behind Square Enix's Einhander helped develop the expansive Gummi Ship aspect of Kingdom Hearts III. They even included references to Einhander, including an unlockable Gummi Blueprint obtained by scanning a constellation in the Misty Stream area that greatly resembles Einhander' Endymion ship. One of Einhander's bosses, the Schwarzgeist, also cameos as a boss in Kingdom Hearts III, and a remix of Einhander 'Thermosphere' plays when the boss is fought with most Gummi ships. However, if the boss is fought with the Endymion blueprint, then the original PlayStation 1 version of the Thermosphere theme will play.
Kingdom Hearts III
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Spoiler:Scala Ad Caelum, the name of the game's final climactic world, means "Stairway to Heaven" in Latin.
Virtua Fighter 3
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Attachment In Virtua Fighter 3TB, if the player selects Shun and begins a mirror match, then selects the stage "Wolf" and achieves an EXCELLENT rating during the fight, then makes sure they land the winning blow as Shun's back is facing the dark part of the sky, Shun will perform his victory pose as the camera pans in just the right manner to reveal a cultural Japanese representation of a snowman that blinks. The Easter egg might be a joke regarding desert mirages, as Wolf is a desert setting and this Easter Egg is exclusive to this stage.
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