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When data-miners first located the coordinates for the game's hidden Golden Peyote, they found a comment left directly in GTA V's source code by Rockstar, ribbing the discoverer for starting the hunt on the wrong day of the week: 'he was wrong to start his hunt on Tuesday.'
The mission called 'I Need Your Clothes, Your Boots and Your Motorcycle' isn't Rockstar being random with grammar - it's a direct lift from Terminator 2: Judgment Day, where the T-800 says almost exactly that line to a biker in a bar. Small reference, but once you've seen the movie you can't unhear it.
Spawn in the coliseum area of Forge World and fly out toward the snow-capped peak in the distance. From the right angle, the whole mountain reads as a giant skull. It's not tied to any achievement or unlock, it's purely there for anyone curious enough to go look.
James D'Arcy briefly pops up as Edwin Jarvis, and it's easy to miss why that's a big deal - he's actually reprising a role from the short-lived Agent Carter series. It was the first time a Marvel movie pulled a character over from one of their TV shows.
Bungie genuinely didn't expect anyone outside of college dorms with existing network setups to bother with System Link multiplayer, which is why the feature only supports linking four Xbox consoles together. Nobody predicted people would happily lug their TVs to a friend's house for it.
South of the Shrine to Peryite, a skeleton is found wedged in a narrow mountain pass with a saber cat impaled on a glass sword beside it, restaging the scene from 300 where Leonidas traps and kills a wolf in a narrow pass using a similar technique.
One of the Glyph puzzles displays the Assassin creed itself, "Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted," and is deliberately unsolvable in the traditional sense, there is no right or wrong answer, only the phrase itself.
Sigma was obsessed with cracking the science behind gravity and black holes, and that obsession is literally what fractured his sanity. He comes off eccentric and a bit unsettling in-game, but the lore makes clear he's not malicious — just a genius who got too close to something he couldn't fully control.
Walt hurling a pizza onto the roof in frustration looks effortless, and that's because it basically was — Bryan Cranston nailed the throw on the very first try, and the crew reportedly considered it a one-in-a-million shot.
Director Mohamed Diab has spoken about how personal it was seeing Layla become the MCU's first Egyptian superhero, saying his own daughter used to want to straighten her curly hair because she never saw herself reflected in Disney movies growing up.
