The text discusses various Easter eggs and hidden details in several video games. These include:
1. In Half Life Decay, a guard can be destroyed with 600 hits, revealing a secret message.
2. In Resident Evil 4, using a rocket launcher can skip certain objectives and sequences.
3. In Pokémon games, the Telekinesis move has unique interactions with certain Pokémon.
4. In Dragon Ball FighterZ, specific team compositions and levels can trigger extra scenes and references to the anime.
5. In The Stanley Parable, using automated tools to play a minigame can result in the narrator scolding the player.
6. In Fallout 4, the game can recognize if the player is using cheat codes and respond accordingly.
7. In God of War, visiting Freya's cabin after the final battle can trigger a unique dialogue, and fighting the Gondul Valkyrie without Mimir can result in different dialogue between Kratos and Atreus.
8. In God of War Ragnarök, ringing the chimes for Ratatosk the squirrel can cause it to become progressively angry, and trying to ring the bells as Atreus will not work.
9. In GTA San Andreas and GTA 4, eliminating certain targets or throwing them into the water can result in alternative mission outcomes.
10. In GTA 5, meeting one of the three playable characters outside of a mission can start a conversation, but getting too close or following them for too long can irritate them.
The text highlights the attention to detail and creativity of game developers in anticipating and responding to player actions.
Here are the key facts from the provided text:
1. In the fifth mission of Half-Life Decay, a guard can be found floating in a pool.
2. The guard has 3000 life points, making him stronger than the final boss of Half-Life.
3. Destroying the guard can be achieved with 600 hits using the lever.
4. Destroying the guard rewards the player with snarks, small aliens that cause explosive damage.
5. In Resident Evil 4, Capcom included a section where the player must defeat two giants, one with very resistant armor.
6. The armor can be exposed by shooting dynamite with a partner, Luis.
7. If the player has a powerful enough arsenal, such as a missile launcher, they can defeat the armored giant before Luis gets the dynamite.
8. In Resident Evil 4, the game allows players to eliminate enemies during cutscenes.
9. In Pokémon, the telekinesis move causes the user to lift their target into the air, making them immune to ground-type attacks.
10. There are five Pokémon in the series that are not affected by telekinesis: Diglett, Sandgast, Palossand, Mega Gengar.
11. In Dragon Ball FighterZ, Android 18's sadistic superdance can be joined by Android 17, but if she is on the same team as Krillin, her husband will join instead.
12. In Dragon Ball FighterZ, if Virus uses her finisher attack on Goku Black, he will be erased, referencing episode 59 of Dragon Ball Super.
13. In the game "The Stanley Parable", the narrator anticipates the player's actions and reacts accordingly.
14. In Fallout 4, the development team included a database of almost 1,000 names that the robot Codsworth can call the player.
15. In Fallout 4, the player can visit a plastic surgeon to re-enter the character creator and remake their character's face.
16. In God of War, the developer included a unique dialogue for when the player returns to Freya's cabin after the final battle.
17. In God of War, Mimir is normally present when Kratos and Atreus fight the Valkyries, but if the player enters Muspelheim before reviving Mimir, they can fight the Gondul Valkyrie without him.
18. In God of War Ragnarök, the squirrel Ratatosk will get progressively angry if the player keeps ringing his chimes for no reason.
19. In GTA San Andreas, if the player eliminates the vehicle or the bullets inside during the "Big Smoke" mission, the scene will be completely different.
20. In GTA 4, if the player throws the man into the water during the first mission, he will drown, and the mission will be successfully completed without having to give Francis the evidence.
21. In GTA 5, the player can meet one of the three playable characters on the map outside of a mission, starting a conversation, but if they get too close or follow for too long, the character will get irritated.