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The Fionna and Cake episode "Cake the Cat" is stuffed with callbacks for longtime fans, including a cameo from Minerva, who first showed up during the original finale's closing montage, and a background appearance from the two-headed duck pulled straight from the original show's opening title sequence.
Assembling all twenty Glyphs unlocks "The Truth," a short video depicting a man and woman named Adam and Eve running through a futuristic setting called Eden. The video closes on a binary string that translates directly to the word EDEN.
Naughty Dog made a deliberate choice to keep Chloe's core gameplay near-identical to Nate's, same weapons, same melee, same traversal, but they still put real care into her climbing, fighting and general movement so she'd feel like her own person rather than a reskin.
Walk into the butcher's house in Fyresdal for the first time and he'll bellow 'Fresh Meat' the moment he spots you, the exact same line The Butcher shouts the first time you run into him in every Diablo game.
That soldier staring out from the cover isn't a stock model or an actor. It's actually Mark Rubin, who worked at Infinity Ward at the time.
Among the various costumes and outfits players can dig up during their scavenging runs is a full Nathan Drake Halloween getup. It's become one of the most talked-about crossover finds in the whole game, mostly because it looks ridiculous on Ellie.
When it launched, this sequel didn't just do well, it smashed the all-time opening weekend record, easily outpacing the previous record holder and pulling in nearly three times what the first Pirates film made on its own debut weekend.
The Caravan card game challenges Know When to Fold 'Em and Know When to Hold 'Em are lifted straight from the lyrics of Kenny Rogers' classic song The Gambler. It's a small touch, but it fits the whole Vegas-casino vibe of the game so well that it almost feels like it should have always been there.
