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Star Wars: Jedi Knight - Dark Forces II
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Attachment The call sign of the Stormtrooper TK8252 who appears in the end cut-scene of the second level "Asteroid Crust" in the game's expansion pack Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith, is the LucasArts' phone extension number of the game's lead level designer, Kevin Schmitt. Ryan Kaufman, one of the game's designers who named the character, would later recite TK8252's dialogue from the scene whenever he had to remember the phone extension.
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
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Attachment The character Kasan Moor was named by writer Ryan Kaufman after the local 70's hits radio station 'KSAN'.
Skullgirls
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The "Politician Double" voice pack has a few specific pop culture references, including:
•The popular internet meme, "MURICA!"
•"WE'LL DO IT LIVE!", from Bill O'Reilly's infamous breakdown.
•"GREAT SKULLGIRL OR GREATEST SKULLGIRL?" is a reference to Steven Colbert, who jokingly asked if George W Bush was a "Great President or Greatest President?"
•"YOUR LIFE WAS FAIR AND BALANCED!" is a reference to the infamous Fox News slogan.
•"I DID NOT HAVE PUGILISTIC RELATIONS WITH THAT WOMAN!" is a reference to Bill Clinton's response after being accused of having an affair.
•"FOOL ME TWICE...uh...um...WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN!" is a reference to Bush Jr. failing to remember the saying in a similar fashion.
•"HELP CONTROL THE PET POPULATION! HAVE YOUR PETS SPAYED OR NEUTERED!" is a reference to The Price is Right, when the host would say this exact line.
Collection: S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
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Attachment The ingame Cossack vodka is a reference to the Cossack series by GSC games, the developers of the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. franchise. The artwork from the original Cossack game is used on the label, and the item's description reads "Made by GSC."
Metro: Last Light
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Attachment Many of the posters and pieces of art in the game are edited to include developers from 4A games in them.
Metro: Last Light
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Attachment The texture of the scoped Tihar contains a battery with text that translates to;
"BATTERY. Super powerful energy cell produced by Sushka_invented_it_himself. Made in 4A Games"

Sushka, also known as Сушка, is one of the developers.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky
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The game contains leftover code for an unused ".223 pistol". This was most likely intended as a reference to a similar pistol in the Fallout series.
Collection: S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
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Throughout the series, the in game energy drink item features the name of the first game, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, on the can.
Company of Heroes
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Attachment The American jeep has "3A5UX5" written on it, which is "EA Sucks" in "leetspeak".
Company of Heroes
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The American supply depot has a hidden picture of one of the developers with "PWNED" written above it.
Company of Heroes
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Attachment There is a hidden unit in the game files, known as an Eselschreck. The unit is a man riding a donkey, armed with two Panzershrecks and two Stuka rockets, and is only accessible by modding the game.
Skullgirls
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Eliza is based and named after 2 people: Elizabeth Bathory, a Hungarian Countess and serial killer who believed that by using her victim's blood she would remain beautiful, mirrored by Eliza's own use of blood, and Elizabeth Taylor, the actress who played the title character in the 1963 film, Cleopatra.
Skullgirls
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When Filia beats Robo Fortune she will say "does she dream of electric mice?", a reference to the science fiction novel "Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?" By Phillip K. Dick.
The King of Fighters XIII
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Attachment Ralf Jones' "Jet Vulcan Punch" move is based on Monkey D. Luffy's 'Gomu Gomu Jet Gatling' move, while using his Gear Second form from Shonen Jump's series One Piece.
Life is Strange
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Attachment Brooke's hoodie in episode 1 is a reference to Star Wars, and is designed to look like three lightsabers. This reference was later confirmed on Star Wars Day (May 4th) by the developers on Twitter.
Phantasy Star Online 2
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Naberius is named after the Marquis of hell, and Amduscia is likewise named after the demon King Amdusias, listed in the Goetia.

Lillipa is named after the Kingdom of Lilliput, and the lillipans are based on the lilliputians, from Gulliver's Travels.

Vopar is possibly named after the Vorpal Sword from the poem "Jabberwocky" in Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There", but given the abundance of water on the planet it could also be named after the aquatic demon Vepar.

Oracle seems be a Japanese phonetic anagram of Algol, similar to Ragol from Phantasy Star Online, but substituting a C in place of a G.
Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures
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Attachment The Boss of "Dungeons & Dickholes" is based on a creature from the movie "The Giant Claw".

The same creature was also feature in another FreakZone game, MANOS: The Hands of Fate, as a Boss named "Battleship Bird" from End Credits.
Fallout 4
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Attachment The NPC Evan in the DLC Nuka World was created as a tribute to the older brother of a Fallout fan who goes by the username NoohjXLVII, who had passed away. NoohjXLVII wrote about Evan's in-game dialogue that “The words they use sound exactly like him, however he was also a pretty funny guy, full of puns,”
Postal 2
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In June 2016, an update was added to Postal 2, 13 years after release, this update added a way to enter the closed video game store which stated it would reopen in June of 2016, inside the player can find a VR headset similar to the HTC Vive. Putting the headset on will bring the player to a virtual reality store named "Steme", which sells copies of Postal Redux, and parody versions of popular steam games. (including Counter Strike: Global Offensive and Doom) The cashier will also give the player tips from the future, like betting on the Red Sox and not buying Postal 3. A Sports Almanac can also be seen outside the store, as a reference to Back To The Future.
Manos: The Hands of Fate
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Attachment Tom Servo from Mystery Science Theater 3000 makes a cameo at the beginning of the second level.
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