7 Easter Eggs Where Games Roasted Themselves: Commenter Edition
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2020
- Recently we detailed 7 times game developers made fun of their own mistakes in later games via the universally loved delivery vector of Easter Eggs. There were some brilliant suggestions in the comments and here are a further 7 of the very best Easter Eggs where games roasted themselves. Enjoy and subscribe for a video like this every Thursday!
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In Sinking City you can find a poster that says “Sherlock Holmes
Mystery of creepy Watson”
This is a reference to The game Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments where in the game Watson has no walk animation, witch means that if you turn you back on Watson and walk to a different room or location you will see him just standing there
Almost! "Creepy Watson" was in Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis. When Crimes and Punishments came along, Frogwares made a trailer to show off the new engine for the games, making fun of Creepy Watson. I didn't know about the Creepy Watson easter egg in Sinking City; that's neat.
Oh, that's a favorite of mine xD
I remember that.
Don't know what caused such a massive oversight but he literally never moves about. He just teleports closer the minute you're far enough away and your line of sight hides it from happening.
Another to add onto the Resident Evil Revelations 2 one:
After Barry gets a gate open by ramming a boulder into it, he says, "HA! Who's the Master of Unlocking NOW?"
It was ACTUALLY a bundle of logs. But that's semantics
Nice, I forgot all about that one!
I love that
Barry always gets the best lines
@@DocDevious23 Yeah.. Chris is the boulder specialist.
"It's a weapon, its really powerful, especially against living things"
"I....would hope so..."
It's a good thing he clarified that. Otherwise we'd all be left thinking it was an ordinary weapon - you know, the kind that are famously mild and gentle when used on living things.
This weapon works exclusively against inanimate objects
I always assumed he was emphasizing that as a way to hint the player to use the acid rounds against living enemies like Hunters, spiders and such. Given how they were trapped in a mansion with a bunch of unliving things that were still roaming about, that's actually one of the more reasonably odd lines of dialogue from that game.
@@Dargonhuman That's what I assumed from context alone. Never played the game.
To be fair, in other games, it might be a context about how it might not work just as well against undead like skeletons and zombies.
''Do you remember being more purpler? Maybe it's just my eyes getting smarter'' - Greatest.Video.Game.Quote.Ever.
Well Halo 5 had to give us something good.
Right? "More purpler" is now my favorite description of anything Halo xD
The Maw Birthday Grunt.
I NEED TO SEE THIS BUT I CAN'T FIND IT ONLINE, PLES HALP
edit: should've just watched on lol now i feel dumb
@@callumdonington2227 I mean just on the averages
"you were almost a Jill sandwich" is weird as a comment, but "you would've fit NICELY into a sandwich" is a much creepier way to say a weird comment
Exactly! I remember when it came out and everywhere was playing that clip as an example of how the dialogue was improved. I was so confused.
I mean it definitely sounds less corny than the original version. Honestly it being creepy sounds like a reach.
I feel like “You were almost a Jill pancake” is the least weird this food metaphor can be
I don't think how the that would be considered creepy.
@@JoahTheThread5ive "Sandwich", when applied to a person/people, can also be a reference to a menage-a-trois.
"Mike the liar, who is witty, handsome, and the Prime minister of Norway." hmmm, I wonder which one he could possibly lie about?
I bet his name isn't even Mike.
His name is Mick.
Can confirm Mike is in fact the prime minister of Norway, so it must be something else, but what...
Hmmm...On a guess, I'm gonna say handsome. He's far too modest to say a thing like that.
I am hoping it isnt the one about him wearing Sam Fishers rubber suit under his jumper.
In the Bank mission in Chaos Theory, it's Sam who roasts the alarm system in previous games.
When you get.4 out of the 8 fake emails, Lambert says "That's half of the emails, 4 more to go" to which Sam replies "Thanks, I've always found it hard to count past 3."
Sam Fisher: "It's like I'm wearing nothing at all, nothing at all, nothing at all" ;)
Stupid sexy Fisher..
*immediate snowball to the junk
Lisa needs braces.
Damn stupid sexy Fisher with his skin-tight bodysuit and *shudders*.
"it allows for maximum stealthability"
It’s been alleged that M’aiq the Liar refers to Michael Kirkbride, the sort of former main lore author of the Elder Scrolls. Some of his ramblings are metaphysical enough that I understand why he’d get that kind of representation. And also explains why M’aiq seems to possess some information beyond the fourth wall.
If we're going to talk about Mass Effect what about when Garrus mentions the elevator conversations you had in me1? Or when Shepherd says "remember when you could just slap omni-gel on everything?" during the Shadow Broker DLC
Liara: That security backdoor made a lot of people unhappy.
Garrus: "Tell me again about your immune system again..."
Tali: "I have a shotgun."
i may be among the few that ENJOYED those little worldbuilding conversations... maybe not all the dead air that would fill lifts afterwards, but the conversations were a nice touch in making the universe feel lived in
EDIT: Garrus is the best
You’re making me want to do another play through of Mass Effect 😅
And pretty much everything about the Citadel DLC party.
In Morrowind, the only truth M'aiq spoke (that I was aware of) was about a temple that had sunk into the ocean. If you found it, you could start a quest to rebuild!
Yeah, I found that by accident afterwards.
Dragons were indeed never gone. There was at least one still alive in the world the entire time. He was very, very quiet.
@@BogeyTheBear Indeed!
Down in the deepest black, beneath the frozen land
There rests a golden star, cry out for its light
Then you too shall see! ;)
About the Spiderman Webs on invisible things, there was an easter egg about that in a comic with Iron Man.
Tony and Spidey teamed up and had to go to The Raft which is in the middle of the ocean (funny you mentioned that...) and Tony gifts Peter a few cool drones. They look like flying Spiders and have arc reactor thrusters and track Spideys webshooters. As he goes to swing, the drone anticipates where his web will go, catches it and acts as a floating platform for Spidey to swing from, I think there were like 6 and by the end he only had 1.
Anyway, Tony makes a joke "You'd be pretty useless anywhere outside Manhattan, unless you can stick your webs to the clouds..." lol
I always thought that was a really cool idea, and of course it is never mentioned used or seen again as far as I know.
Spidey even mentions how the drones make his swinging faster and a bit floaty-er... and he could web swing at over 150mph with the drones because they would catch his web while flying forward, kinda like running on a conveyor belt.
I remember in the second Spider-Man game (the one in which most players found fun by grappling a helpless thug and swinging to the top of the highest building they could find, only to spinning piledriver the opponent all the way to the street) that one mission had Spidey needing to go out to the Statue of Liberty and, to facilitate that (since it was still located off the coast and too far to jump), they put in either drones or alien ships or something for him to use as anchors. Anywhere else, I just head-canoned it that he was anchored temporarily to the skids of a helicopter that was passing by...
"Hey, we just did a complete sports metaphor! That counts as my physical activity for the week."
Right, I'm officially using this in everyday life.
Mike the Liar... I hear he is great at stealth, and rarely gets into explosive situations.
Owning your mistakes is part of being an adult eh.
I mean Luke would be the best person to consult on this topic surely.
I mean "HE'S A NORMAL ADULT MAN WHO DOES NORMAL THINGS!" 😁
Luke let this man go dont do anything rash
Obviously Jane and Ellen are the mature ones of the bunch
@@deathbykonami5487 Well, that's dark.
@@Endoptic maturity is measured in how crazy one can be for furry little animals and desiring to crush all enemies like the dark monarch we know her to be
Associate to whom you will
The whole "Roach Side Mission" in The Witcher 3 Blood and Wine is basically one big roast of the game. And it was brilliant!
Also the "Damn candles!" moment during the heist in Hearts of Stone. TW3 actually has quite a few fun little moments like that ^^
It was even more freaky in the Polish dub since they got a famous Polish celebrity to voice Roach. With a very deep voice.
@@ThePreciseClimber id love to hear that.
Geralt: Run Roach!
Roach: WHAT THE F*CK DO YOU THINK I AM DOING!?
In Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast, Kyle Katarn mocks the franchise's longtime over-reliance on switch puzzles when he and the protagonist come across a locked door: "The console to unlock the door is probably hidden in some room twelve floors up or something… how does that make sense?"
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Fun fact, if you like completing all the side missions like me you’ll have also saved a female bartender in the first game ( or something along those line ) who’ll reappear in this moment to technobabble the gun saving Connor’s (?) life and they presumably life happily ever after depending on your choice of ice cream.
Edit: literally heard his name several times before writing but still forgot it was Conrad.
And then there's the bonus he gets you if you bought a weapon license and finished a fetch quest in Mass Effect 1.
*live
In Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones Dark Prince mocks the Prince for talking to himself. Which he did a lot of in the first two games.
@topple buttmunch
Here’s an idea for a list:
“Characters that we can’t believe we were happy to see again”
Think the returns or cameos of those weirdos from old games that we surprisingly missed, like meeting Harold in Fallout 3 or Tingle in Wind Waker.
Well, Conrad, as anoying as he was, seing him asking if he finally helped with his last breath actually broke my heart.
But he didn't die though, the chick from Feros sabotages the Cerberus agent's gun
@@deathbykonami5487 I know, but I didn't got that timeline the first time.
Having never played any of the previous games, I was very confused when I first ran into M'aiq the Liar.
There's a novelisation of the first RE game that reinterprets Barry's "Jill sandwich" comment as weird in universe, Jill notices he says it in a suspiciously tense way, hinting at his betrayal later in the story. That's actually kind of genius, I'd love to see how the author would explain the dialogue YIIK but let's not ask for miracles.
7:35 As someone who lives near Colonial Williamsburg, they know FULL WELL what they did and don't DESERVE Spidey's protection.
as do i, im right down the street. let them burn spidey, let them burn!
I mean, can you count all of the Citadel DLC as an Easter egg? Because, if so, the whole thing roasts the mass effect series repeatedly.
“I should go”
“... do I really sound like that?”
My favorite might be Wrex and Grunt just repeating “Shepard” in slightly different ways over and over until I was worried my game was glitching 😆
This is more of a shady dig at other games, but I love the games seller in ME2, specifically when he talks about how violent the "Grim Terminus Alliance" games are. I admit, it took me a minute to realize what game they were talking about.
ill admit that while i dont know how many times i have heard that line, it was not until reading your comment that i realized what the joke was.....
...I literally just got that.
I feel stupid now.
:(
@@LtBasil Don't feel stupid! That game has so many details. If anything, I just paid too much attention to things that didn't matter.
My favorite is the guy trying to make a return without a receipt. He's in all three games.
Can't you convince him to leave/tell the cashier to let him make the return in ME3?
two antennas got married.. The wedding went ok but the Reception was Amazing
Ba dum tiss!
Scene:
Barry buys a round of drinks for his colleagues after a long day of work
Barry: (for the 50th time) We find ourselves in this crazy mansion...(some 40min later)
I hear someone yell for help, I open the door and find Jill close to being crushed, and I told her (starts to giggle) I say (laughing uncontrollably) “You were almost a Jill Sandwich!” (laughing so hard breathing stops)
Everyone else at table: ......yea good one Barry
Cut him some slack, he's a dad.. Dad jokes come with the territory
The voice actors of the first Resident Evil game have talked about their famously weird performances - allegedly, the Japanese voice director was selecting for performances that sounded cool to a non-English-speaking audience. Furthermore, some of the lines were "frankentakes" that were spliced together from more than one read. It's such a wonderfully bizarre story.
I thought M’aiq was metacomentary on Bethesda’s relationship with telling the truth
Jill sandwich > fit into a sandwich
A universal truth in gaming.
._.
More like deli meat! Whoop
"I hope this is not Chris' blood." will always be my favorite line from any video game.
Did you know that the 3rd Bioshock: Infinite delay was in order to insert the reference to the 3rd delay. Probably.
Edit: Whenever I hear riffs on the invisible latch points for Spiderman I remember a passage from Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator, Dahl's sequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory where Willy Wonka informs his passengers that the elevator is attached to the sky using "Skyhooks" but doesn't answer the question as to what the skyhooks are attached to.
These are very impressive skyhooks since he uses them to get into outer space.
Serendip
The sky! Duh!🤣
I loved how even in the tutorial for the first spider man game they point out the web thing. The narrator says something along the lines, “don’t ask me how it works” or something like that. It was perfect and made me not even question it
The best was Geralt talking to Roach in Blood and Wine. "Why do you get stuck on the smallest thing.. and when I whistle you always appear even across tbe sea."
I can remember getting one of the most hilarious corpse launches I have ever seen, on a grunt, during a Firefight match, in Halo:Reach. Grunts were hilarious.
When I saw ME3 on this list, I was expecting Citadel's mocking of the "I should go" line and references to super long elevator rides. This is cool too, but if you do another edition you have to mention, well, basically the while Citadel DLC. Unabashed fan service FTW!
I like how she calls Grunts pint sized, when they're probably taller than her
I mean isn't Jane pretty tall?? Ellen probably lol, but not Jane
If there's ever a part 2 for a commentator's edition I elect Kingdom Hearts 3 where it flashes Kingdom Hearts II.9 cheekily near the start of the game to mock the ridiculous names of all the previous spin off titles.
So fun fact about the lore of Mass Effect switching from heating to thermal clips: the gets used thermal clip guns during the assault on the citadel at the end of Mass Effect 1. The security team sent to do cleanup found that using clips was vastly more efficient because instead of waiting for the gun to cool you could simply discharge the heated clip and pop a fresh one in to contain the gun’s heat once more.
Was playing Death Stranding and was in the Vietnam section when I walked into a tent and found a horror book on a table by one Stephanie Queen, not sure if slight reference to Stephen King, but nonetheless found it amusing
"Fitting nicely" into a sandwich is quite a bit dirtier than simply "being" a sandwich. Bravo, writers.
Hey... Splinter Cell, remember that game? I love how much OXBOXTRA content we get per week now 🥰
It's absolutely astounding just how much Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory's graphics still hold up today and how much the first 2 game's graphics really don't 🤣
Jane: "...arguing with 10 yr olds who think Bulbasaur is the best..."
Me, 31 yrs old, who thinks Bulbasaur is the best: AM I A JOKE TO YOU
Yes, Bulbasaur ain't as showy as Charmander or has cool sunglasses, but you could beat up the first 2 gyms easy!
@@AldoLop And all the rest after that! *dabs with vine whip*
I've been listening to too much Critical Role recently. I recognised Liam O'Brien's voice as the Cotton Candy Seller in the Bioshock bit.
Fun fact: you can save Conrad from death, if you save/help another character from the second or earlier in the third game (I think it was Miranda's sister from ME2).
I had to check for this: It's the Stripper from Chora's Den in ME1, Jenna. She has some kind of quest for you I don't remember.
@@jasperzanovich2504 Her sister is the one who gives you the quest. Jenna is working undercover for C-Sec and her sister wanted to get her pulled from Chora's Den.
Speaking of Grunts, my brother and I are making a Legendary difficulty campaign run on Halo 3. We're used to playing on Easy, so imagine our surprise when a Grunt came waddling at us with a plasma grenade in each hand.
I'm over here laughing about how they're using a pug for the new Halo sound effects. I hope his owner is being paid well to spoil that pug.
I can remember my first ResE play-through. Barry’s reaction to the first zombie “What IS it?!” just cracked us up
I'm Conrad Verner, and Commander Shepard told me this was his favourite video on The Citadel.
I've watched it 136 times now.
Conrad actually has a sister... that travels to Andromeda to get away from him and becomes very ..erm... enthusiastic once she meets the pathfinder
I found that kinda funny, because he can die in the first game. Initiative left at the end of the second game, so if she had to get away she sure wasn't paying attention lol 🤣
@@joenesvick7043 He can die in the first game? I didn't think that could happen until the second.
@@JeedyJay I think it's about you telling him he is not Spectre material and he goes off to proof you wrong, attacking a random group of turians and get shot.
@@jasperzanovich2504 Got it. I think I didn't remember that because it's not as _elaborate_ as the ME2 version.
God, I was already sick of Andromeda seeming unable to do its own thing and constantly referencing characters from the old games, so when Conrad's sister showed up I almost smashed the PS4.
IF THINKING BULBASAUR IS THE BEST IS WRONG THEN I DON'T WANT TO BE RIGHT
CHARIZARD FOR LIFE!!!!
SQUIRTLE SQUAD REPRESENT!
I have to appreciate that not only are all Kanto starter lines represented here, but they're repped in Pokedex order ^_^
Bulbasaur the ailment and tanking god
I'm the best there is at what I am.
Just remembered Old Snake's nightmare in MGS 4. I remember having tears of joy and nostalgia in my eyes when he returned to Shadow Moses Island....god, I love that franchise!
That was incredible. Then Snake wakes up to enter the base and you realise just how far we've come, in terms of story and graphics.
Roasting ourselves is the greatest form of self-deprecation.
Jane: "That's going to make them much harder to shoot."
You're not fooling anyone, Jane!
Getting into arguments on which Pokemon is the best? That's how they get you, quickly Jane! Get out of there!
To be fair that is not just a problem with kids.
Besides, the best Pokemon is Squirtle. Ah I see what you mean.
Just say the best Pokemon is Wargreymon and end the discussion
Awesome video Mike, Andy and Jane! Keep up the great work!
We not gonna talk about how that ungoy apparently saw the gravemind and lived to gossip about it? Twice?
His name is Yip-Yap, and has been present in nearly all Halo games. 😊
@@gundamheavyarms4879 no one told me he was a true veteran!
@@gundamheavyarms4879 That was Yip-Yap?! The little guy made it!
I assume Jane meant the kid is the one who made the mistake of getting into an argument with her, and not the other way around.
"Shepard, did I help?"
Am I the only one who gets big F.L.U.D.D. vibes from that scene?
In my second playthrough I deliberatly made my Shepard look as much like Conrad Verner as I could...
So he would look like he was going all Stan on you?
@@insaincaldo yup, I thought it was hilarious later in the other games too
Conrad should be all: "You know, with all this advanced technology, you'd think the elevators would be faster...or like gravity lifts or something."
At least one of the Mass Effect sequels had Garrus mentioning the "chats during the elevator rides", which were slow compared to current elevators despite being on one of the most technically advanced stations when they were used in place of loading screens.
The Citadel is an old space station. Incrediably old. After all, the elevators still play music.
@@BogeyTheBear Still more advanced than anything the humans naturally came up with. That elevator stuff may have been added in by one of the alien races too.
you may have been traveling hundreds of meters which even fast elevators take time when not squashing the people inside. consider there is only 1 elevator we are given a true scale of.
@@trinalgalaxy5943 That might apply when going to the council spot. Most of the other places were not that far apart. Maybe 3 floors tops depending on where the elevator was. In short, you could still walk to pretty much each location in the first game.
@@azuredragoon2054 your not wrong. lets remember that Mass Effect is not only a case study when it comes to poorly hidden loading screens, it is THE study, THE prime offender, and THE reason such activities have almost completely stopped.
It's neither an easter egg nor a game roasting itself, but the Spiderman 3 entry reminded me of the somewhat recent Spiderman puddle controversy and how Insomniac added those puddle stickers to their photo mode :D Y'all remember that, right? Pretty funny.
“Especially on living things” lol
To be fair most of the things in that game are dead.
Jane, your smirk at the end is adorable
Fun fact: Bruce Campbell is a huge Spider-Man fan and has cameos in all three Sam Raimi Spidey films.
I would love to see a list of soundtracks that make you feel empowered. My personal picks would be the Republic commando theme or "hunt or be hunted" from witcher 3. I need to add more songs like them to my playlist
Came across a fun little easter egg playing The Sinking City - a poster near one of the phone boxes advertising 'The Mystery of the Creepy Watson'. Seem to remember you featuring the teleporting Watson a while back xD
But bulbasaur is the best starter. Fight me, Jane.
As an actual grown up i have to say... Bulbasaur is the best!
Nah, squirtle is. It's final evolution is such a blast.
No. I belive you mean wabafett
Says the person with Pickachu as their picture
@@tertiaryfriend3002 * Lanturn will remember this *
I remember playing Chaos Theory, hearing Lambert say "this isn't a video game", and going "aaaah! I see what you did there
I really enjoyed Mike this episode!! First with Mike the liar, and then with his obsession with the tight rubber suit!! We need more Mike!!
In hindsight, I can't believe I didn't think of the tabletop RPG in Fable 3 where one of the players will ask you "What kind of game lets you kill the final boss in one hit?" Fable 2 is the answer to that...
As soon as the Jill sandwich section ended, the following ad for Popeye’s started:
“Have you heard about the sandwich?”
Well yes. Yes I have.
There's another one from Mass Effect 2's Shadow Broker DLC in a conversation between Shepard and Liara when you infiltrate the Broker's ship
Shepard: "Remember the old days when you could just slap omni-gel on everything?"
Liara: "That security upgrade made a lot of people unhappy"
That's a reference to the first game's hacking system that could be skipped by using said omni-gel, which was no longer a thing in ME2
In Deus Ex: Human Revolution, at the convention centre, you come across a technician working on a broken escalator who says something about "damn budget cuts", which I'm guessing means the escalators were originally meant to be functional.
The sandwich part is funny
The fact that a pug is gonna be the noises is gonna make it easier seeing as is just the sounds of it struggling to breath and I just wanna end it’s suffering
Also fnaf SB DLC did it too with Cassie saying and I quote "that was too close I was almost a Cassie sandwich" god that's amazing
Lol, you guys are funny. Love your videos. :)
Dragon Age: Origins contains a codex entry that pokes fun at Mass Effect's terribly slow elevators/loading screens.
In Lego Marvel Super Heroes, Spider-Man has a drone he can shoot his webs at in order to go anywhere. It’s actually how he gets to the entrance of one of the story levels, which is on a submarine somewhere in the Atlantic, presumably.
Mass Effect roasts itself a lot. Just about everyone makes fun of Shepard's dancing. Eg, When asking Jack to dance; she laughs and says "Shepard, everyone knows you can't dance!"
Especially Maiq when he jokes about them taking out content that made Morrowind so much fun which made later games lack as much. But are still fun games regardless.
I don't remember if it was mentioned in a previous video: but in RE 7, one of the antagonists kidnaps a "friendly NPC" (right in front of you while you are armed) and pauses for a moment before disappearing, looking you dead in the eyes and saying "Well? Don't just stand there, DO SOMETHING!"
I loved Saints Row 4 making fun of Splinter Cell and Metal Gear in the loyalty mission for Asha.
One subtle dig I love is the Pattern Bush from Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green.
The original Generation 1 pokemon games were a buggy mess in Japan, including a glitch that could softlock you because you could swap a key item in your pack permanently with one of your party pokemon.
The grass in that area is made to look like a circuit board from the original generation 1 games... and the wild encounters in that tall grass? Nothing but bug-type pokemon.
You know how Conrad Verner gives you only 1 military score for his dark energy dissertation?
Well...in Mass Effect 1, if you collect enough asari matriarch writing, buy the elkoss combine license, and retrieve Gavin Hossle's data...
You can bump that up to 6 military score :)
Speaking of Conrad Verner. If you tell him to “get lost” in ME2, he’ll go off and get himself killed in spectacular fashion, 😂.
Love you guys 💜
In Sam and Max Season 2, you meet past Sam and Max from Season 1, the Past Sam then wanders around the area talking out loud and demanding he chooses the topics of conversation, making fun of the whole point-and-click Adventure thing
The line about invisible dragons is very good and I like it a lot
Wait a second Jane Bulbasaur is the best
Charizard for the win.
@@graywolfdracon Charizard sucks and he never should have been a dragon with the Mega Evolution
Honestly Charizard okay just not my favorite
Ah yes. Jane bulbasaur. My favourite pokemon.
11:40 Gyoza is doing the voice of the grunts (we are soo lucky to have access to this professional )
How about in Far Cry 5, Dutch wants you to climb a tower and he responds with, “Don’t worry, I’m not going to have you climb towers all over the county”, referencing FC3 and 4 and their radio towers objectives (obviously)
That's what the "this is no video game, Fisher!" was talking about?! I thought it was just a quick 4th wall break! That's awesome!
Wow, I think this is the first time I've been mentioned in an Outside Xbox video, thanks guys.
Same!
I think Halos 2-5 each have a special unique Grunt that goes around talking about different things.
CE has one in The MAW. easily miss able he hides in the second shortcut tunnel during the Warthog Run