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From top to Bottom: Equestria Daily logo, Rainbow Dash (stretch pose), and Trixie
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Nintendo's latest awesome Easter Egg will keep you busy for hours, even if you don't have a game to play on your New 3DS. Opening the web browser and tapping out the first six notes of the Super Mario Bros theme unlocks a game that lets you destroy bricks of a URL of your choice. See it in action in the video above.
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Fans continue to discover all manners of easter eggs ever since Batman v Superman was released; but it looks like this might be the best easter egg yet! Recently someone posted a photo of what he believed was a nod toward Superman's co-creator, Joe Schuester:
A close friend of Zack Snyder, Enos finally responded on Twitter and said, “I just showed this to Zack and he said, #finally someone noticed.” Yet another Easter Egg comes to light!
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Today is the launch of Twilight Princess HD for Wii U, and Google Maps has gotten into the spirit of adventure!
In the lower right-hand corner of Google Maps, the usual street view guy has been replaced with The Legend of Zelda's hero, Link, who will assuredly keep his mouth shut about your decision to spend hours looking at your crush's house using street view.
Go check it out!
Totaka's Song is a classic Nintendo easter egg that appears in games sound director/composer Kazumi Totaka has worked on for the last 25 years. He also provides the voice for Yoshi, so in this case, he's singing his own tune! Check out other games the song has appeared in here:
Via Arekkz Gaming
What's next for Rocksteady now that Arkham Knight is done? Could it be a Superman series? The video above shows a few Easter Eggs in Arkham Knight linking the Batman and Superman worlds, including posters for LexCorp and an answering machine message from Lex Luthor himself. Rocksteady has stated that Arkham Knight is their last Batman game but that doesn't mean its their last DC superhero game. What if Superman is next? Or the whole Justice League? Would you play a Rocksteady game about the Man of Steel?
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Not only is there an adorable scene with Marshmallow the snow queen, but there's this amazing disclaimer:
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You've probably seen this picture of R2D2's appearance in Into Darkness, but have you ever noticed how many movies that little lovable robot's been in? Click the picture to head over to Uproxx and see just how many times the droid you should be looking for has graced the silver screen!
You can find it in the far southwest corner of the Old Town map shown in the video above.
Great, now they're obviously going to patch it. Thanks a lot, man. In all seriousness, a job well done to this champ for unearthing a truly archaic, hidden video game gem. Can we get a press release statement from Tyson himself, on the matter?
