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In this 2004 open world game, there is an easter egg found on top of the suspension cables of a particular bridge. There, you will find a note that reads, "There are no easter eggs up here. Go away."
What is Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas?
In 1912, this luxury British passenger liner, heavily advertised as completely "unsinkable," tragically struck an iceberg on its maiden voyage across the Atlantic Ocean.
What is The Titanic?
This specific 5-letter word is the correct spelling to use when you are pointing out a physical location or place, which internet commenters constantly confuse with "their" or "they're."
What is There?
A purple alien goes on a galactic scavenger hunt for glowing rocks just to snap.
What is Avengers: Infinity War?
This food has Cyanide in it, but not lethal amounts.
What is Apple?
Inside the 2001 launch version of this iconic Nintendo multiplayer fighting game, players discovered that connecting a specific third-party controller to the third port let them manually control the master hand boss using the analog stick.
What is Super Smash Bros. Melee?
This famous French military commander and emperor, often mocked for his short stature, successfully conquered most of Europe in the early 1800s.
Who was Napoleon Bonaparte?
In the English language, this punctuation mark—named after an ancient English county—is placed right before the final "and" in a list of three or more items to avoid absolute chaos.
What is the Oxford comma?
A group of heavily armed, multi-colored space criminals band together to stop an angry radical alien by utilizing a sentient houseplant and a highly aggressive trash raccoon.
What is Guardians of the Galaxy?
This illegal, luxury Italian cheese is deliberately left outside so thousands of these specific live insect larvae can hatch inside it, breaking down the fats to make it incredibly soft.
What is Casu Marzu? PEOPLE ACTUALLY EAT THIS ALONG WITH THE MAGGOTS!!! :O
In this 2004 jungle survival stealth game, if you save your game during a grueling boss battle against an ancient, 100-year-old sniper, exit to the console menu, and fast-forward your hardware's internal system clock by one full week, the boss will literally die of old age when you reload.
What is Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater?
In 1925, a notorious con artist named Victor Lustig successfully managed to sell this iconic, 1,000-foot-tall European landmark for scrap metal to a wealthy businessman—and shockingly, he managed to do it twice.
What is The Eiffel Tower?
The complex houses married and single soldiers and their families.
The word 'houses' in that sentence is what?
What is a VERB?
A wealthy girl refuses to share a giant, perfectly buoyant wooden door with her artistic boyfriend, causing him to die.
What is Titanic?
This luxury Japanese delicacy requires chefs to undergo years of rigorous legal training to slice, because a single mistake will leak a lethal neurotoxin hidden inside the organs of this specific ocean fish.
What is Pufferfish?
In this iconic 2001 GameCube social simulation title, waiting on a specific screen for exactly 2 minutes and 18 seconds triggers a hidden, legendary 19-note melody composed by developer Kazumi Totaka.
What is Animal Crossing?
During World War II, the United States deployed a top-secret, elite 1,100-man tactical deception unit that successfully fooled the German army using inflatable rubber tanks, giant loudspeakers blasting troop sounds, and fake radio transmissions.
What is The Ghost Army?
This specific 10-letter linguistic term describes a word that is spelled exactly the same as another word but has a completely different meaning and pronunciation, such as "lead" (the metal) and "lead" (to guide).
What is a Homograph?
A sad guy gets stuck in a hyper-realistic computer program because human bodies are being harvested as literal, organic Duracell batteries to power a bunch of giant evil robots.
What is The Matrix?
Used for decades as a premium vanilla food and drink flavor enhancer, this completely safe chemical compound is actively harvested from the scent glands located near the rear end of this specific mammal.
What is Beaver?
If a player boots up this iconic 1998 handheld hardware accessory and manually navigates to the built-in "Minigame" or "Link" menus, there is a random chance the system freezes. It then forces the screen to display a disturbing, low-poly photo of a real-world distorted human face alongside text that reads: "Who are you running from?"
What is the Game Boy Camera?
In 1932, the Australian military officially deployed soldiers armed with Lewis machine guns to wage a literal, full-scale warfare campaign against a massive population of this specific flightless bird—and the military completely lost.
What is an Emu?
Due to the quirks of English grammar, repeating this specific 7-letter mammal's name exactly eight times in a row creates a perfectly valid, grammatically correct sentence.
What is buffalo?
A New York City police officer gets recruited by a shadowy organization and destroys a giant alien cockroach to save a marble.
What is Men in Black?
To make this highly prized, incredibly expensive Chinese gelatinous delicacy, chefs harvest, clean, and dissolve the dried spit and saliva nests built high up on cave walls by a tiny bird called a swiftlet.
What is Bird's Nest Soup?