"This is a great opportunity, so I have something I'd like to say," Wada said. Game designer, Makoto Wada, revealed this long undiscovered easter egg in the Iwata Asks interview for Punch Out. There's another animation cue involving Bald Bull and flash photography. What many players may not know is that the game actually clues you in on when to deliver a finishing blow to your larger-than-life opponents.ĭuring your first fight with Piston Honda, or your second fight with Bald Bull, a bearded audience member will duck/nod at the exact moment you can deliver a knockout punch. Those boxers won't go down easy, so you have to make every punch count. Sure, on the surface, it looks like a simple boxing game featuring a colorful worldwide cast and that one ear-biter from The Hangover, however, the game demands precise timing and stamina. Punch Out is not a game to be underestimated. Remember now: This list is a secret to everybody. Ranging from a hidden birthday message in a popular first-person sci-fi shooter to a risqué minigame that sparked public outcry to an already controversial game, here are 15 secrets in video games they never wanted us to find.
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Some of these secrets would have never been documented if not for the painstaking efforts of data miners, trial and error playthroughs by hardcore gamers, or subtle hints delivered by former game developers. Yes, secrets so hard to find it was like the developers never wanted anyone to find them at all. No, the secrets we’ll be talking about today are the ones that were so well hidden it took years for players to find them. Secrets that can’t be uncovered by simply entering the Konami Code, or found by skimming through a game’s GameFAQs walkthrough. The best video game secrets are the ones that are hidden in plain sight.
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If anybody knew how to keep a secret, it would be them. Whether it’s a high-level weapon, exotic costume, hidden dialogue, or a brand new area to explore, video game developers are incredibly clever when it comes to creating secrets.
Margaret Atwood once wrote, “The best way of keeping a secret is to pretend there isn't one.” In video games, it may seem like you, the player, have found everything there was to find within your favorite game, however, there will always be that one elusive treasure that escaped your eyes the first time around.
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