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Spotting a very early nod to Kojima in the first few minutes of The Phantom Pain

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Kojima left a very subtle P.T. Easter egg in Metal Gear Solid 5.

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WC Although it proves itself to be more polarising with each passing year, Call of Duty is hands-down one of the highest-grossing and dependable franchises out there. Regardless of how much each subsequent development team have taken the base formula in all sorts of directions (there are three teams working on COD in 2015), you cant deny that when you get hands-on with each annual instalment, it feels immediately familiar, tactile and above-all enjoyable.

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Gamerant Easter eggs have a long history in gaming, from the hidden credits in 1979s Adventure to Hideo Kojimas final jab at Konami in Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. Whether its just to pay tribute to beloved games of yore or to take a jab at an unethical publisher, game developers seem to love hiding secrets deep in their games almost as much as gamers love finding them. Not all Easter eggs are mere referencesthese three Easter eggs go a step further, furthering the story or adding an additional dimension to the game that wasnt there before. While many of these Easter eggs slipped under the radar for a long time, their discoveries led later developers to follow suit, hiding secret content deep in the code of some of our most beloved games.

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Duck and cover

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Ever wanted to shoot things while logging in? Now you can.

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The Nintendo classic Duck Hunt manages to make an appearance in Blizzard's free-to-play MOBA Heroes of the Storm. It's an Easter Egg that pops up while players can mess around with the trees in the background of the character menu.

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IGN's Jose Otero and Brendan Graeber show you some of the wonderful surprises in Nintendo's impressive course creator.