10 Video Games Secrets THAT WERE NEVER FOUND 

I love the shock some of these devs have for people not finding the secrets, but so many of the secrets are "something nobody would do, but one have to do 100 times at 3am under a blood moon in an obscure part of a map to trigger it".

A fun Batman Arkham City secret; when you're playing a new game plus you can use the line gun in one of the Riddler challenges before you technically get it in the story and The Riddler does comment on that with special dialogue.

There's an unfound Easter egg in bioshock infinite involving a saxophone and clarinet duo or something like that. I think a Dev revealed that it existed, but forgot how to activate it.

I immediately thought about the literal Easter egg in the Futurama PS2 game. It wasn't given away by a Dev or anything, but it known about for years and the method to see it without clipping the camera out of the map was only found a year or so ago by OddHeader and SlippySlides, both great Easter egg channels, and it's pretty obscure.

The incarcerate plasmid was my favorite. I loved imprisoning those damned splicers.

A similar one was for Halo Reach for the flyable pelican and phantom! It was not revealed perhaps a long time after release but after a year or so people were asking so much for flyable pelicans that in a blog post they confirmed there are in the game with a screenshot of the New Alexandria mission (where you fly around the city in a falcon). After that the commnunity joined forces to deeply search for it, which to be activated you had to activate a hidden button and afterwards fly a falcon or banshee through a building which had a huge hole through it, after that the vehicle would transform to a pelican or phantom. It was so epic and awesome! I was of the crowd that always wanted to fly one so to finally do it felt so good, thanks good ol' Bungie!

There was an entire side quest in Final Fantasy IX that was only found a few years ago. It didn't have a huge reward or anything, but it wasn't listed anywhere on the web for something like fifteen years!

I would've never found all the letter scraps and spaceship parts from GTA 5 without the internet.

I loved the secret tennis court in skate 3 that took 5 years to find. It is still so hard to reach but it was amazing lol 😂

The fact they banned the guy who actually had the code for time splitters 2 is hilarious

Developer: Activate the device 88 times to reveal a secret. Also Developer: "wHy nO oNE fOund thIs yEt?!"

the secrets in the batman games require such attention to detail that the only one who could reasonably have been able to discover them in their own would be like. . .Batman himself.

Please do "10 games that critics loved but people not so much" Example: deathloop.

I love the fact the dev forgot his own code. Nice to know I'm not the only one with the memory of a grain of rice...

Also bought Homefront The Revolution and played it all the way through just to unlock TS2 in full. I feel dreadful, because Homefront isn't a bad game, just not my thing. I even finished the last level since I got that far. Ts2 tho, worth it.

Hey, Falcon. Yet another great theme for a list! Thanks!

For those interested more in this kind of topic, ODDheader is a great youtuber devoted to this, great community too

In the Super Nintendo version of Zombies Ate My Neighbors, there's a hidden flamethrower weapon in Level 22 that is incredibly difficult to find. First, you have to get to Level 22, which by itself isn't too hard if you know what you're doing. The hard part is getting to this level and having an extra Skull Key in your inventory. This isn't easy as they are an extremely rare random drop from container items like chests, curtains, cabinets, etc. and there are no spare Skull Keys in Level 22 to be found. There _is_ an extra Skull Key hidden under a fire in Level 15 - travel to the south-west corner of the map where a small island is located. Put out the fire with the Squirt Gun or Fire Extinguisher to get the key, then hang onto it for 7 levels. Once you get to Level 22 and have the Skull Key, you have to traverse the mazelike level to get to the Skull Door with a Bonus Level icon behind it. Grab the icon and go to the right wall of the room. There's a secret passage there that contains the Flamethrower weapon. No one knew where it was until one of the Konami devs explained it during an interview.

I love the easter egg in Elden Ring where you literally turn into George R.R. Martin, and all he does is cast summons of past Game of Thrones characters. Gotta love FromSoft!

It's crazy that no one has mentioned that it's not just a Time cop reference in Titanfall 2 Easter Egg it's also homage paid to Back to the Future because you have to trigger the time glove 88 times.

Whoa whoa whoa wait what? The punch-out lights wasn't well-known? It was something everyone was talking about back in the day, both in person and in places like Geocities and similar.

One easter egg that caught me off guard is Ultra Moon Pokemon Center Player's Happy Birthday. It was really heart warming. I never knew that mechanic existed, I played a lot of pokemon game before Ultra Moon, but never in my birthday...

Shadowrun (SNES, 1993): it took over 20 years and some hints from one of the developers during an interview for some players to find a hidden debug room

Nice to see Chris Kline get some spotlight for bioshock. I actually had his mom Carol as a teacher in Jr. High in upstate NY and she knew I was a bioshock fan and when Bioshock 2 came out he sent me a early copy. Chris if you see this thanks so much for helping on all the bioshocks and bringing it to life, also your mom was a cool teacher, hope you're enjoying retirement 😎

There was a secret just found in the Witcher 3 by the youtuber xLetalis, with the help of the devs. Basically, if you wait 7 in game years a certain character from Blood and Wine will die.

I definitely found Sharp's secret room in Arkham Asylum. I don't remember when it was exactly, it was yeeears ago. The reason being is I was showing a friend you could upgrade the explosive gel and I set 3 of them on that wall. Funny thing was a few days ago I tried only one gel on that wall and it didn't work so I never bothered or imagined something WAS there. Thing is that secret doesn't get you a trophy so theres no way for me to prove this. I didn't know it was a secret that was telling us about Arkham City though I definitely did not pick up on whatever clues were in there that aluded to it. I just thought it was an empty hidden room that the devs did nothing with.

With #9 you never say what game it is..

I've never found secrets in games but this was cool to watch 😺

I think the Gta 5 Mount Chiliad mural mystery probably one of the biggest unsolved for so many years ..

The Bioshock one was completely hilarious XD

When he says some developers may drop some hints they show the scene where Thanos straight up says “fine I’ll do it myself” A+ editing choice

Ah I've just unlocked a hidden nostalgic memory when you mentioned time splitters 2. My childhood friend and I would spend hours playing it on game cube. Such an awesome game

0:42 Titanfall 2 1:34 BioShock 1 2:49 Mass Effect 3 3:40 Batman: Arkham Asylum 4:43 Halo 3 5:43 Batman: Arkham City 7:02 Serious Sam 7:59 Mike Tyson's Punch-Out 8:58 Blood Omen 10:06 Homefront The Revolution

I like the fourth path in triangle strategy. It's pretty obscure but it is known already. Makes me wonder if there's a fifth.

I challenge you to find the secret with the lasers outside dead space 2 and the combination to open the room that's inside the next area down below in chapter 11. If you go in the direction you're supposed to go inside, there is a top floor you walk across. There's another floor down below that you can access but I know there's a way to move the lasers a certain way to expose a wall that leads to a door to go down below. I saw a video years ago that doesn't exist anymore showing how to do it. If you travel the top floor in that room I explained and go to the next area where the spitters on the ceiling are, there's actually a save point down below if you search for it but most don't look around because they are worried about everything else. If you find it please please let me know! Thanks and good luck figuring it out. I did it years ago but that was back when the game released. I can't remember the combo.

The Fable 1 White Balverine trick would be a good add on this list. A town of respawning white balverines instead of guards is a pretty big thing to miss, and I don't think it got found for 6 or more years after it released.

Arkham Asylum’s room is the thing that immediately came to my mind

I remember finding the secret room that needed 3 explosive gels to get into, and I did that on my first playthrough without knowing about it. I upgraded the number of explosive gels I could set because of that wall because bigger boom might work. Once I was there, I just used Detective Vision to get everything that I would get, item and information wise. Everything else that was in there, I didn't think too much about because I assumed it wasn't relevant to playing the game. Also, I didn't think much of the city map because its a map to the city he lives in. If I had looked at the map, maybe I would have noticed the City Proposal text that hinted at the upcoming game. And, even then, I wouldn't have thought to much about it. To me, this was just one more hidden room in a long list of hidden rooms, nooks, and crannies.

Never played Mass Effect but that seems subtle enough that I wonder if a number of people triggered it but didn't think it was anything extraordinary.

1:34 I come home after school and check your channel every day. I love you bro

Metal gear solid on ps1. If you play it like 15 hours straight, the colonel interrupts the game and starts acting like its hacked and tells you that you are going crazy, then goes into a game of original metal from the NES.

Homefront the revolution was pretty underrated, IMO, it was not great, but for how troubled the development was and how many hands it shifted during development, the game releasing at all is quite a miracle, but being as good as it is, I liked it actually.

I love it when falcon does videos

Amazing video as always! keep it up Gameranx😁👍🏾

that blood omen secret is like desecrating an ancient tomb for vampire artifacts!

Like with commercials no one sees, there's very little point to putting that much extra thought and work into coding a secret that no one can find. Sometimes I think devs are a little too cheeky or too smart about it for their own good. I do like that they're there in game, but it's very much the 'if a tree falls in the forrest with no one there to hear it' kind of a problem. Also, like with the collectibles meant to get us to explore where we won't normally go so we can "appreciate" the work in graphic design and level layout done, sometimes it just goes a little bonkers.

Elite 2: Frontier.. It's physical guide shows picture of the Mirage ship, but no one ever found it in game in 29 years. The game from 1993 had 100 billion planets. Probably why no one ever found it.

One from my childhood. I was absolutely sure one of the levels on the back of the Mario 3 box was a hidden level. So I scoured the entire game figuring out how to access it.

The Arkham one weirdly enough I found without the reveal but was in high school so I didn't do message boards or reddit type of posts and just thought it was a cool easter egg people found playing cause it just seemed like there was a weird wall in that room. For some reason I always blasted three gels whenever I was using it and messing around. Especially when I felt I was reaching the end of the game and didn't want to end it. It's a shit habit I do in almost every game I really like. Just postponing the ending of what I'm enjoying.

I always say 2 things about easter eggs. 1)Most are so obscure that no way someone finds them. For example in this Mass Effect one in this video you have to go to a certain point in the map and walk a certain way. Yeah nobody does that. So yeah. 2)Developers don't need to add so obscure ones. Just make them easier to find.

I’m pretty sure I actually found the mass effect mars rover when playing one of my first playthroughs as a kid, since I always explore things way too much and I guess I walked around the panels and doubled back in just the right way. I didn’t actually know it was an Easter egg and was undiscovered, I just remember thinking it was cute. It’s been a long time now, but in the very least that rover looks extremely familiar and it’s one of those foggy memories I have along with trying out the biotic charge my first time playing

The punchout one we knew about back in 1994. It was my friends brother that noticed it. It was also in magazines as well

my favorite fire based plasmid, incarcerate! lol seriously though, great video as always

#7 the hidden room in the wardens office, I found that on my first playthrough when the game came out but didn't think much of it. I'm so upset with myself when I found out NOBODY else knew about it and I could've been credited for it. If you ever find something, look to see if you're the only one. Lesson learned.

A group of players is on an Easter egg hunt for music game 2016 Amplitude by Harmonix. We know there's something to be found and the code lead designed it. He unfortunately passed away the same year the game released. It's been pretty wild the research going into figuring it out and still yet undiscovered!

Always a pleasure hearing from Falcon

I actually did not know Warden Sharp's office was this well hidden secret. I found it on my own (I believe there is *something* that hints at the room?) and didn't think much of it until Arkham City was announced.

8:53 that’s true I still play it during my computer class

What about Final Fantasy IX where players must head to the dungeon called Memoria, defeat a boss, and then head all the way back to a hideout. They must then repeat this process seven more times, in order to earn a special ring. Only took 13 years for someone to discover it, back in 2013

I'm glad you pointed out the paradox of this video's title that almost broke my brain

Ah yes the incarcerate fire

the actual shame is that the dev's friend got banned from discord after leaking the code .. just to give you an idea how CORRUPTED discord mods ARE! and how much power they abuse!

great vidoe !! I appreciate whomever changed the timestamps to "Number One, Number Two", etc. because before it would spoil the game's placements.

I LOVE these list with secrets!

Who else love when they get a notification from Gameranx? ❤

Whoa, I just finished the Hephaestus-Rapture Control Center level in Bioshock 1 before coming here to find this video. What are the chances of that?!

A whole game, inside a game. That's wild man, wild!

I found the Arkham Asylum one back when the game released…. I just figured everyone else did too.

There is also that cyberpunk 2077 FF065B, there is a subreddit for it and the community has followed any small lead they could and still havent found it. I'm starting to wonder if its even in the game lol

I actually figured out Punch Out since the beginning, I can even beat Mike Tyson using the same hint. Still remember the code for Mike until today. 😉

Well I'm glad you found them

That Punch-Out!! tell secret will always be a Top 10 for me

I really wanted to hear exactly what the serious Sam secret was. It made me mad that this is the only one you guys didn't explain

Wait, the Warden's office was still a secret? I legit found this a long while ago. Had no idea it hadn't widely been found. That's the only time in history I'll ever have found something that was meant to be hidden without using the internet. Wish I had vid to prove it.

Great video!! I always enjoy what you have in store for us viewers!! :D

Enthusiastic Falcon is so awesome. Love it!!!

In GTA 3 there is an area in the city you were not supposed to get into that has a sign that says something along the lines of, "'You were not supposed to get here'' I never knew if anybody else found this place. I was actually being curious and wanting to see if you could jump onto and walk up a fire escape on a building on the other side of a high wall. I had to jump onto the top of a truck in order to jump over the wall.

Hiding a secret is a mix of, how fast do you want a million players stumbling around to likely find it? Things you think are hard players have the uncanny ability to stumble into.

Why are your videos so consistent and legendary

1:27 i just realized. is it 88 times because of the speed in back to the future "88 mph". so they got two time traveling references in one

What no one has ever found yet is the easy mode for Darks Souls.

I thought the light on punch out was known. Heck, I remember going through forums as a kid and found the thing even. So I guess the secret didn't make it to the masses, but dedicated fans probably knew it.

I know that a RU-vidr known as Xletalis found one Secret in Witcher 3, forget the specifics but the developer confirmed he did indeed find it, had something to do with the lady in the blood and wine dlc who would turn into a bird

Love the vid! Good job!

I don't remember there being a power up in Bioshock called "incarcerate" mate ! think you ment "incinerate".

You never explained what the serious Sam secret was

I'm still holding out for the Gears of War 3, The Slab Easter egg. I think it's still only partially solved.

I had seen the rover back when I first played ME3 on Wii U (my first experience with Mass Effect), but I didn't know it was a hidden detail and I certainly didn't know that it would approach you. Had a similar experience back with Pokemon Yellow. I somehow accidentally pulled off the first part of the Lvl100 Nidoking glitch, but with a different "random" Pokemon generated, getting a Lvl 7 Lickitung. I did not know this was a glitch (it wasn't revealed online until years later, and I found out about it years after that), I spent nearly a month trying to catch another Lickitung (thinking the percentage was just extremely low) to try to have a better one, as again, I didn't know it was a glitch. At least my team overpowered through the rest of the game, or at least the team I had by the time I reached the forest.

Ah yes, seeing the secrets of the games i will not be able to afford

There’s a neat mongoose race Easter egg in Halo 5. It was hinted at by a dev and Rocket Sloth made a video of them solving it!

The first thing that comes to my mind is the 15th wish in Destiny 2. It’s been theorized for years since Forsaken that there is a 15th wish on the wall of wishes in the Last Wish raid, but even four years later, there haven’t been any clues to what it might be, or if it even exists at all.

I always remembered those flashes in Punch-Out. Just don't think I was aware of it meaning anything or it was unconscious thinking. Surprised the hidden 2 player mode of Punch-Out isn't on here.

Waking up from a nap to find a new Falcon countdown..shout out gameranx for reading my mind!

I swear you guys will never run out of good ideas for these videos!

Any secret that requires you to set the console clock should also require a hint from the devs. That's the one thing that has too many variables too check.

Thanks for the awesome videos

Awesome🙂❤️🔥

OMG the punch out thing my neighbor showed me back in the day. He just figured it out somehow… Obviously we where just kids back then and didn’t think about it more than that but that’s crazy!

I honestly really love the Calendar Man easter egg, was a very nice nod

@2:01 "incarcerate" hahahaha