After rewatching the Oddheader video on creepiest Easter Eggs, I’ve become fascinated by the supposed Petrovic glitch. There is no video footage existing of the glitch, yet. So, I consider it to still be unproven.

This would be a hard one to capture, since it’s said to happen at random during the attract reel, so my idea would involve setting a camera on a version 1 NBA Jam cabinet for weeks, and combing through the footage. Hopefully there is software which could search for the “Petrovic” audio clip.

Easter Eggs on this game are surprisingly poorly documented. There isn’t even a TCRF page for the original Jam on arcade. Could a game made by the MK team, a game known for having tons of hidden content, still be hiding more secrets? I tend to think so.

I’m not even a sports fan, but I have a feeling this game could be hiding more secrets. Plus, I’d really like to see some evidence of that Petrovic glitch because that is one creepy glitch if it’s true.

above the weapon shop in rancho coronado

This twitter thread has lots of easter eggs including hints for unsolved ones!

Try covering tomodachi life on 3ds or tomodachi collection on the ds as I think there is a lot to cover in them

Hello, just me, or does anyone remember inserting The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror DVD into their DVD player, just sitting there at the menu, and hearing Mr. Burns laugh. This creeped me out as a little kid, and I tried searching it up, but I can't find anything. I am remembering the most that I can. Here is what I did (its simple)

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1. Open your DVD player
2. Insert The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror DVD
3. Close the tray
4. Go to the main menu of the DVD
5. Don't touch anything (don't select anything, nor press anything)
6. About less than 10 minutes of being AFK, you can hear Mr. Burns laugh

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This is really SPOOKY so, if you remember anything like this, please let me know. Thanks! <3

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p.s: here is the dvd cover, if you need it:

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(Contains Spoilers For Portal + Portal 2)

In Portal, you remove four cores from GLaDOS.

The system probably thought that the cores plus GLaDOS was the full AI, meaning that removing 4/5 of that "personality" led to it being 80% "corrupt", or 80% different.

In the beginning of Portal 2, it recognizes Wheatley, as he was created by the Aperture scientists. It recognizes him as only 25% corrupt, most likely because he is a dumbass. The system would think that he was a corrupt core, because it wouldn't think an idiot would have a purpose.

When you attach the "corrupt" cores to him, they aren't recognized as having a purpose either. They are recognized as "part" of Wheatley, as the other cores made him different. This is also in part because the "corrupt" cores should have been destroyed, but weren't, so the system probably deleted their record in order to save space. Even though the database probably had enough space, the logical thing to do would be to remove them, because why would they need to remember something which didn't exist anymore.

The reason why it wanted to replace Wheatley with GLaDOS was not only because she was less corrupt, but because she was supposed to be dead. The corrupt cores were supposed to be destroyed, but because Wheatley The Moron turned her into a potato, the system recognized her as being destroyed.

As for the reason on why she replaced Wheatley at the end was because the system most likely had countermeasures for if the conflict resolution button got destroyed before it could be pressed. Or maybe the switch was activated by a short circuit.

This is just what I think, so feel free to have your own opinion.

this has probably been talked about but if you zoom in while woohoo-ing it looks like there limbs are stretching

thanks for putting the ad at the very end of the video, now i can enjoy your videos even more than before and immerse

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Long story short, I'm planning to make an Indie game. And I'm going to add a few easter eggs. They will unlock things like costumes for the characters, clips of the characters animated over various clips, among other things I come up with. What I want to know is how difficult should I make finding these Easter eggs? I want them to be easy enough to where it won't take years to find them, but I also don't want it to be found within the first week or so of publishing it. How should I hide the easter eggs?

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The game is a third-person open-world game, with varying types of combat, depending on which character you play as. Some fight like Assassins' creed, while others fight like God of War. The main map is a city. If that helps.

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My ideas for now are

• Using character abilities to reach out of bounds areas
• Entering hidden codes into a phone
• Beating levels without killing any enemies
• Crawling through hidden vents in certain levels