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Squint at the season two poster and you can pick out the Lucky 38, Mr. House's iconic tower from Fallout: New Vegas, sitting in the background haze. Fans have also spotted what looks like The Tops and a sliver of Gomorrah tucked into the skyline, so the marketing team was clearly having fun rewarding people who know their Strip casinos.
When Stan Lee passed away, MHA fans online paid tribute by redrawing the classic 1963 Amazing Spider-Man #50 cover, but swapped Spider-Man's webbing for Sero's tape-based Cellophane Quirk. It's a fitting tribute given how openly MHA borrows from the Marvel aesthetic Lee helped build.
The physical map that shipped inside the Special Edition of the game hides an extra layer that only shows up under UV light, revealing a fake business listing for 'Trevor Philips Enterprises' along with a set of driving directions to a spot near Raton Canyon, treasure-map style, for anyone dedicated enough to shine a blacklight over their strategy guide.
With basically the entire MCU cast standing together at Tony's funeral, you'd assume some digital trickery was involved to get everyone in one shot. Nope - every actor was physically there on the same day, and the crew just shot five or six takes of the whole group.
The Great Khans, the drug-running faction you find holed up in Red Rock Canyon, were designed as a blend of real motorcycle gang culture and Great Plains Native American history, drawing loosely on groups like the Kansa, Osage, and Cheyenne alongside the aesthetic of clubs like the Mongols MC. It's a strange combination on paper, but it gives them a distinct identity compared to every other faction in the Mojave.
In the Black Ops remasters of the original World at War zombies maps, shooting down all nine red barrels lined up outside the bunker unlocks the hidden track 'Undone.' It's one of several secret songs scattered across those early maps, most of which require some oddly specific action, like flushing a toilet the right number of times, to trigger.
Before he left the Ant-Man project, Edgar Wright actually wrote an after-credits scene intended for this film. It never made it into the finished cut, and details on what it would have shown have stayed pretty scarce ever since.
Whenever the crew stumbles across an actual well in Drake's Deception, Sully can't resist cracking the same dad joke, 'well, well, well.' It became such a fan favourite bit that the 2022 movie brought it back almost word for word, just handing the line to Nate instead of Sully this time round.
Producer Laurie Borg has been pretty blunt about the show's positioning, saying the goal was to be the total opposite of Downton Abbey, which he's called about as dull as television gets. Where Downton kept things clean and genteel, Peaky Blinders leaned hard into grit and violence instead.
Voice actor Wes Johnson returned to the Elder Scrolls series to voice Sheogorath, Emperor Titus Mede II, the Spectral Assassin, the Wretched Abyss (Hermaeus Mora), and the game's Dremora, plus Hermaeus Mora again in the Dragonborn expansion.
