Creepy Video Game Secrets & Easter Eggs You (Probably) Missed

[@twistanturnu529]

I like (like doing some heavy lifting here) to imagine the RE4 trash bag is just a normal ass guy and Leon and Eda just shoot them because they're so paranoid lol

[@Pantiesz]

I like how you go out of your way to find Easter eggs no one talks about most videos just say the same ones but you try to find and that’s so gas I appreciate the work u put into ur videos

[@Linkdouble0zero]

It's kind of been forgotten to time but the OOT shark was actually a dig at the Gameshark which at the time was considered a nuisance to devs. That's also why it is in a weird pose, it's supposed to mimic the Gameshark logo.

[@thelonestar5327]

That doesn't even make sense. If it was a dead shark it'd make some sense, but a shark in general means nothing.

[@Linkdouble0zero]

@thelonestar5327 what can I say, different time

[@schlankeschlangemitlanze2467]

How can you know that it "was actually a dig"? Its a nice theory, but to me personally "random shark" seems more plausible unless you have evidence that it was the intention

[@mamie8734]

@@thelonestar5327what are you talking about

[@SuperCasperman]

Lmfao no

[@juppukun]

Amnesia TDD has an out of bound easter egg sign over a ceiling hole in the old archive that says hello in Swedish.

[@SoggyMicrowaveNugget]

Just a note to remember. EVERYONE working on Cyber punk 2077 wanted it to succeed, they were unethically crunched and abused by their higher ups. So just hate the disgusting corporate System they were caught up in, not the devs. They are amazing talented people and i wouldn't be surprised if the sickening crap that the corpos in the game were inspired by their publishers and marketer experience

[@alicelockwood-w2y]

The Alexander easter egg damn near killed me when I first encountered it

[@dragoncade]

I'll be honest, I actually really enjoyed Silent Hill Downpour. It's very obvious the game was undercooked, what with the performance issues and half-baked mechanics. But it was going in a good direction. It had a rather well-grounded story, combat that was intuitive enough to function, but just clunky enough to suggest fighting everything might not be the best option. The more open-ish world exploration and progression was a good idea and the optional side-quests/stories added extra optional depth to the experience. If it got more time, it may have been much better received. And the biggest shame is that it has no modern ports. I'd love if the devs and Konami would put it out on PC and make the source code available and let the community go ham with it, maybe even turn it into the experience it was always meant to be.

[@CPCGamer]

Personally I like the gramophone sub-story the best. There's something weird about watching a murder spree play out in reverse that really gets under your skin.

[@bloxdlust]

Since we’re confessing… I loved SH Homecoming. The boss battles and music were amazing in my opinion and it’s a game I frequently go back to replay. Not my all time favorite but I loved it overall.

[@BatteringRamChan]

Same! I do fully admit that it has nothing on the original four, but there’s something very compelling about the plot, atmosphere and especially the boss designs I know it’s very inspired by the movie, but I really like the parts they borrowed from the level designs and the setting

[@CooperDooper38]

Similarly to your experience with Hitman, my very first Banjo game was Nuts & Bolts, so I still love that game, though I understood the hate as soon as I got the originals on Xbox Live Arcade

[@mantiswizard2617]

Hey, I love your videos a lot! Your conversational tone combined with the fact that you seem to actually fact check your videos before they go out leads to a high quality! If you ever done another one of these, you might consider the secret jumpscare in World of Horror. In fact, it's the only jumpscare in the whole game and happens if you alt tab out of the game, but only a small chance of it popping up. It displays the "evil twin" of your character's eccentric but harmless neighbor who AFAIK only appears in that jumpscare and a normal scare when you see him peeking at you through your door's peephole.

[@hxgrl]

i really love all of your videos. Super entertained by your humor and your delivery, but i think my favorite part of any video of yours are the custom intros. How do you make them?

[@christopherpetroff6648]

I think the Cyberpunk 2077 "Hell Lake 3" might have been a jab at valve's half-life 3. Especially with there being another series in the list of titles that also doesn't reach 3.

[@White-X_777]

Just noticed this right after i started my shift, thank you for making my day better bro! Keep up the good content!

[@NyxKitty]

Fallout DID build on the Dunwich mystery with Fallout 4 and the Dunwich Borers location. There is more to the story, but it's still mostly as unclear as it always was. Just some new connections and tidbits.

[@akicauchemar7286]

The fallout 4 dunwich part was unnecessary and just added enormous amount of unanswerable questions like existence of magic and eldritch beings in fallout canon. F3 dunwich was a fun easter egg but it didnt need expanding

[@kathydina3646]

Not only that, but in Fallout 3 Point Lookout, they added a side-quest where they allude to a cult and its connections to the Dunwich company and local communities prior to the war. Also, less known is the tabletop game of Fallout 4 that uses another obelisk as the center for the Children of Atom splinter group in its story. There's a fun mod that adds an adaptation of that story into the console game. Ya can probably also add the Interloper from Fallout 76, as that lesser eldritch being also had a cult devoted to it in the abandoned mines of Appalachia. The earlier Fallouts, prior to Fallout 3, also had supernatural stuff going on, but the Lovecraft stuff I'd say is after the third game.

[@jakespacepiratee3740]

@@akicauchemar7286yes it did, since magic, or at the very least, psychic powers, have been in Fallout since game 1. In Fallout 2 your Trube has a Shanan who can communicate with you across vast distances via telepathy.

[@jakespacepiratee3740]

@@kathydina3646what is this mod called?

[@kukuhimanputraraharja8084]

dunwich cthulhuish creepy pasta is just another fallout 3 bethesda patterns of adding 'freaky amusement park shows' that feels like hamfisted writing instead of naturally flowed writing... similar to the lamplight cavern kids, republic of dave, and harold from fallout 1 being lazily written as turning into a tree ghoul out of nowhere...

[@MR0KITTY]

14:30 You do not recognize the bodies in the water.

[@AnonYmous-np6jn]

I like these videos Reminds me of older Oddheader/Tats/RabidLuigi videos

[@simonarthur499]

Good vid man, with some actually new info to me.

[@commanderblackheart5856]

I would suggest the Adult Napping Fly Easter egg from Ittle Dew 2+ for nintendo switch

[@ruehcufdudhrus2205]

6:50 Hitman: Absolution has a creepy easter egg in the form of the Loch Ness Monster. The first level in Diana's mansion, you have to open the shades and then shoot the shells in a certain pattern, can't remember the exact order though.

[@respaldelerespaldele6690]

Y'know it's a good day when Gambado Gaming uploads new video

[@IkeFanBoy64]

13:35 If we do get a revise of MGS4, I hope it's a remake soley because that game is insanely short without the cutscenes. Definitely most egregious in chapters 3 and 5 if you ask me.

[@jmodom9248]

You know it's a good day when you get to watch a brand new GambadoGaming video before you go to bed. I always look forward to it

[@kai7221]

I honestly really enjoyed SH: Downpour! Yeah it's pretty apparent what the theme is and it's not the same as the original 3, but I was genuinely scared through most of it, and I don't want to spoil anyone, but the actual final "boss" is amazing. (not the wheelchair guy. though that boss battle was interesting as well imo)

[@kingslayerwwe379]

Always love these videos

[@capt.rezzec300]

Im a silent hill fan that loves the whole thing. I loved homecoming, I love both movies, just everything about that world is so cool

[@asthmaticnightmare215]

4:54 double points for the Sopranos reference, favorite show of all time

[@tslodemi]

My baby boy... He's BACK!!!

[@seventhsaint]

that fatal frame 2 idle screen jumpscare got me real bad one time I fell asleep and left the game on. :(

[@RyanSmith-ug6bx]

I really liked Silent Hill Downpour. Yes the framerate is jumpy as all hell but playing on an emulator with a 60fps patch changes the game entirely. It's actually good and kind of serves as the base of what the Silent Hill 2 Remake would become. Downpour may not of been perfect but it certainly did it first.

[@turboprint3d]

That Alexander painting got me the first play through. I played and a group watched . Thats picture being different kinda messed with the whole group .

[@MilkenGamer42]

I had always had a bad habit of leaving my game on and just leaving the room. I remember getting busy with something and left Fatal Frame 2 afk for a bit. I came back, legit thought I was being attacked, as I was unaware of the easter egg, got my controller in hand and readied the camera and... poof. It's gone. I learned about the easter egg the hard way. Scared me quite a bit. As for the Dark Souls one, I was given a heads up as soon as I got to that section. I might have gotten a worm, I can't remember, I just remember a friend told me to use the item if I ever got attacked by the parasite guys.

[@memememe609]

The Starfox OotD theme is actually a heavily warped version of Strauss' Voices Of Spring Waltz.

[@OfficialRayLiotta]

It's me, I'm the fan whose favorite Silent Hill had been Downpour. I just really loved the random side quests in it!

[@idzbbyboy]

That starfox puppet on the cover was always creepy too tho when i was younger 😳

[@mahogany1710]

The Super Metroid music and SFX are top notch. I adore that game and clearly you are a man of taste 🗿

[@stickmanstickian]

My theory is that Fallout 5 will have the Dunwich Mystery as its main story. Probably. Idk.

[@stevenwhuntva]

You and another channel I follow both used the (probably) disclaimer in your titles today and I commend you for it. Because you're always gonna have some doofus (sometimes me, but not quite in this case) proclaiming that they already were familiar with everything in the video and scoff at the gall of your absolute assertion.

[@dollmagic1123]

Yasss more to add to my playlist ❤

[@TheCommanderFluffy]

The MGS4 one, i was convinced that you were meant to play as Raiden at that segment. It's even referenced that Raiden was teching Snake how to track.(which is very weird in its own right) I think they scrapped the playable Raiden later in development when the story became more about Snake. But you can see Raiden segments that would fit in the game all the time.

[@Pichu.soup2312]

love ur videos ❤

[@RotundCanine]

on top of the fallout 4 thing, the Point Lookout dlc for 3 adds in a side quest that involves a book that ends with you taking it back there. tbh I'm a bit mixed on its inclusion since I like the Dunwich monolith just being a weird ass thing with no explanation, but I also liked it being expanded on slightly

[@CyberweaverVT]

15:53 You do not recognize the bodies in the water. You do not recognize the bodies in the water. You do not recognize the bodies in the water. You do not recognize the bodies in the water. You do not recognize the bodies in the water. You do not recognize the bodies in the water. You do not recognize the bodies in the water. You do not recognize the bodies in the water.

[@daskampffredchen]

Always forget how awesome the intros are Thought he would talk about a game called Gambada

[@HairyHarpy]

When I saw colonel Campbells skull in MGS2, I saw his jaw bone as a big ol’ grin on his face

[@andrewholmes3116]

literally watching this while setting my football parlays lol :')

[@pshnd]

When you showed that SH Downpour part with hand slapping the window and sliding down, the first thing that came to my mind was the car scene from Titanic... 😎

[@kingslayerwwe379]

Star Fox has some crazy stuff but a Slot Machine in space takes the cake

[@Jinxanator66]

In OOT there is a creepier easter egg in castle town! If you go into the back alleys like you were going to the bomb shop after you encounter gannon before opening the temple of time there is a guard who tried to stop gannon from going after the princess and he tells you that you are the chosen one yada yada and then he dies. Like straight up just keels over and dies in front of you. Its super creepy and if you leave and come back the body is gone

[@bestspicemint2759]

I almost did a spit-take at 18:04 when you mentioned pausing on Farm Simulators! I have some PTSD.

[@aeroblu2002]

I always thought the Shark in Ocarina of Time was just a statue, especially with how it looks in the remake.

[@femo3336]

why would they put a statue of a shark lmaooo

[@aeroblu2002]

@femo3336 for decoration

[@robogato6534]

If I remember in MGs4 you had to play a specific song on the ipod in the crop circle to get some kind of audio easter egg

[@kswaes]

gambado gaming intro’s awesome as usual

[@kal2598]

"About a dozen mannequins." ..Yeah, close enough.

[@inktonythekaonashigaster6631]

actually you can get an expansion to the Dunwich building in the Point Lookout DLC where you are paid by a wealthy person to bring them a specific book. However you can bring the book back to the monolith in the dunwich building and destroy it.

[@luckyducky7819]

Regarding the first easter egg, I like the concept of only being able to understand something when you're certifiably insane. I think Bloodborne basically does it to with Insight or whatever its called.

[@TeraunceFoaloke]

The Dunwich Building's stuff has been expanded upon in other Fallouts. I'm pretty sure Camelworks has a video on the whole thing. Or was it Nate.

[@Quick-Silver206]

There is no way you think Downpour is better than Homecoming.

[@davidn90]

I feel bad. I bought all three amnesia and never spent more than a couple hours in the first one.

[@zelectrode3337]

Ngl, Silent Hill: Downpour could’ve been much better, but what we got was still impressive imho. People just wanted more Silent Hill 2, which is why so many Silent Hill games were either hated or disliked

[@homerhat420]

Downpour isnt bad. Its way better emulated at 60fps

[@SylvesterAshcroft88]

That is so genius, he became one of the monsters!

[@portaldogo5829]

THATS WHY HES THE GOAT

[@e.j.crimson3121]

13:52 is what got me rolling on the floor laughing.

[@jeesusapotol9715]

All I can say is that thank you for being like Oddheader

[@redwiltshire1816]

Wish someone would give me an OddHeader

[@Garayin]

I like this guy because he is often willing to make fun of the creepy thing instead of playing it up like most channels about similar subjects. Where one creepy Easter egg KZbinr might say "And this terrifying creature is tied up and groans in agony" Gambado is not afraid to call it as it is "Here is someone's poorly veiled BDSM fetish"

[@BatteringRamChan]

Back flipping in with comment 2 about the creepy Nintendogs Easter egg (comments are easy to miss) In nintendogs+cats, there’s a weird distorted pikmin looking face?? On the couldren in the background of the default house I’ve only seen like two people discuss it online and it really freaked me out when I saw it years ago ingame

[@kingslayerwwe379]

Is the Shark in the 3ds version?

[@AMentalFailure]

6:37 actually yeah, I used to play that game with my dad when I was like 6 and I loved it, even if it isn't scary, at all, in the absolute slightest. It's obviously a game with major flaws, specially when it first released (like it was practically unplayable at release and it's still not much better today), but I still personally loved it, it introduced me to SH and I have many fond memories of playing it, hell I might just my old 360 repaired so I can play it again. Although maybe I just have a habit of having bad games be my introduction to franchises, my first RE game was 6 (Not to say that I like it, RE6 sucks). Edit: Also Hitman Absolution was also my first hitman game and the one that got me hooked on the series, got it on steam for like a dollar recently and already have like 30 hours :)

[@StickTimmy42]

Absolution is absolutely peak 😮 you've still not covered the Hitman 3 secret ending yet

[@kookerbridge-p1o]

everyones seen that shit

[@memememe609]

The Hitman 3 secret ending isn't really that scary, it's depressing in the context of Agent 47 basically being reset to who he was in the original game but that's it. Scary secrets in the trilogy would be the hippo in Berlin, the possessed mannequin in Miami and Helen West's basement in Whittleton Creek.

[@Zdeath]

14:22 “about a dozen mannequins” as there’s like 50 sitting there 🤣🤣🤣 dozen=12

[@tonybamalaboni3868]

It's a phrase

[@michaeldebidart]

They could release an update for cyberpunk that has V reach through the tv and give me a handy j and I still wouldn’t go back to it

[@TheAryanLegend]

Great video good job

[@killerpear3905]

Homie dropped no way

[@spacealien3073]

Honestly since you wanted Silent Hill confessions while Downpour isn't my fav title I will say I do like it quite a bit more than one of the Team Silent entries ie: Silent Hill 4: The Room. That game's graphic are a huge downgrade from previous entries, it has badly thought out mechanics and the story feels more like a 14 year old's Silent Hill 2 fanfic than an official entry in the franchise. The apartment hauntings are the one and only redeeming quality that game has while Downpour just overall did more cool things throughout its entire runtime.

[@SacraGames2002]

Dude I love silent Hill downpour ahhhhh! I still have it for my red PS3

[@femo3336]

they be fucking putting sharks in zelda now?

[@Sonic.exe_uwu666]

15:53 bodys in the water...

[@ADHDingus]

Bro I straight up didn’t know what enemy you were talking about until you said “Charge at you if you f*^% up and make a noise” even showing the picture I straight up didn’t know. Goes to show I’m more of a mechanical memory over a visual memory!

[@flowwergirll]

Love having something to entertain myself while i rest because of my sickness

[@ArtificialDjDAGX]

IIRC, one of the transformed Alexander paintings is scripted, so missing it is just a skill issue.

[@Hugo_Tate]

GAMBADO BABYY

[@jeffreygonzalez-oc2xq]

im surprised that you did do not do this for halloween on youtube video because perfect for halloween

[@Justanotheruselessaccount]

Silent Hill has never been scary to me. It's because it's in 3rd person, so you can see everything that is coming after you, so it kinda ruins the horror aspect IMO:/

[@ZeldaCDI99]

Who's up Gaming their Gambado

[@DionneDion]

I always thought the OoT shark was a nod to how Nintendo didn’t like the Gameshark or something.

[@Beeyo176]

Fam wth is that thumbnail

[@tyrantkuwaga]

good thing you said You (Probably) Missed cuz NOPE

[@zacharyconfer1828]

I actually prefer homecoming

[@gam4freak1]

lets gooooo

[@3xirei]

I cannot BELIEVE how long you yap for each topic, we get it bro, you need that revenue

[@CC-ud4wu]

Immature.

[@3xirei]

@ the dude making the video is immature 😭😭😭

[@SuperCasperman]

Re4 isnt a secret or easter egg 🤦‍♂️

[@chrisk9001]

How is Ocarinas shark a secret tho? Its impossible to miss if you want all the heart pieces. Not sure how its creepy either. Its caged and inanimate. Only thing that spooked me in this game as a child were the zombies that paralyse you. The set in Cyberpunk is also not a secret?

[@fullofproblems]

first

[@Smanson1321]

Dude your videos are awesome. When I was a kid I watched "TheStickyPaddle" and he was amazing. Your videos are even better.

[@elogyi5629]

Make a creepy easter eggs video without repeating the same easter eggs over and over challenge: IMPOSSIBLE