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| − | *''This page documents '''Secrets''' and '''Easter Eggs''' in the [[3D Universe]]. |
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| − | *''For Myths, see [http://www.gta-myths.wikia.com GTA Myths Wiki].'' |
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| − | *''[[:Category:Secrets]]'' |
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| − | A '''secret''' ('''or out-of-boundary''') is a part of the game that is usually not intended to be accessed. For example, the [[Ghost Town|buildings]] where cutscenes are animated often aren't normally accessible in-game, but they can be accessed through 3rd party trainers. The [[Andromada]] plane in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] is a real vehicle used in a cutscene, but is never made available to the player but there is a secret way to obtain it. |
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==Easter Eggs== |
==Easter Eggs== |
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| + | Easter Eggs are a type of content in media that are referential humor, throwbacks to other media, or jokes. Easter Eggs are a way for developers to mention other concepts, ideas, or trends, while players can find amusement from finding and hunting for them. The name comes from the traditional "Easter Egg Hunt" game children play to find hidden eggs, typically with some kind of treat inside. |
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| − | [[Image:Secret.jpg|thumb|A [[The Hidden Sign|hidden sign]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]]]] |
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| − | :''[[:Category:Easter Eggs]]'' |
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| + | *[[Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA III]] |
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| − | An '''[[wp:Easter egg (media)|easter egg]]''' is an intentional surprise or present placed into the game. For example, there is a sign on top of the [[Gant Bridge]] saying ''"There are no Easter Eggs up here, Go away"''. |
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| + | *[[Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA Vice City]] |
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| + | *[[Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA San Andreas]] |
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| − | '''GTA III''' |
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| + | *[[Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA Advance]] |
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| − | *[[The Hidden Sign]] |
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| + | *[[Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA Liberty City Stories]] |
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| − | *[[Zombie Elvis Found!]] |
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| − | *In [[Staunton Island]] near [[Liberty Campus]], there will be a [[Pedestrian]] walking around who looks like a college student with a pony tail and a notebook, if you kill him and look at his notebook, he was drawing a penis ejaculating! |
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| + | *[[Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA IV|Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA IV and Episodes from Liberty City]] |
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| − | *If you arrive at the road leading to the bridge on Staunton Island, go past it and almost immediately, to the left, you will see a room (a LANcenter actually) which you can enter. Crash through the windows, get out of your car, and go to the computers on your left and look at the monitors of the ones nearest the stairs. They are really screenshots of GTA 1 and GTA 2 (GTA 1 on the left and GTA 2 on the right). |
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| + | *[[Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA Chinatown Wars]] |
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| − | '''GTA Vice City''' |
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| − | *[[Easter Egg Room]] |
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| − | *[[Rockster Video Games]] |
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| − | *[http://gta.wikia.com/Zombie_Elvis_Found! Zombie Elvis Found!] |
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| − | '''GTA San Andreas''' |
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| − | *[[Gant Bridge]] sign and visitor center |
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| − | *[[Zero RC]]'s shop merchandises includes models of past GTA characters. |
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| − | *[[Zombotech Corporation]] in the middle of San Fierro |
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| − | *[[Atrium]] statue 'touching himself'. |
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| − | *[[Area 69]] real-life [[wp:Area 51|Area 51]] parody[[File:Egg 7.jpg|thumb|An Easter Egg in [[GTA San Andreas]].]]. |
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| − | *[[Dillimore]] gas station with "Max Pane" glass. |
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| − | *[[Fisher's Lagoon]] abandoned wheelchair and film reels. |
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| − | '''GTA IV''' |
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| − | *[[Statue of Happiness|Statue Of Happiness]], If you take a helicopter to the statue of happiness and jump out onto a certain platform, you can go through a door and climb up a ladder to see a giant beating heart. |
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| − | *There is an unknown location on the map where you can see graffiti of past GTA artwork on a wall. |
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| − | *On the floor of Mallorie's Apartment, there is a CD of [[OG Loc]]. |
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| − | '''Grand Theft Auto V''' |
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| − | [[File:Nothing Is Here GTA V.png|thumb|right|180px|An easter egg in ''GTA V'']] |
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| − | *In [[Franklin Clinton|Franklin's]] trailer, he is seen with a jacket similar to the jacket worn by [[Luis Lopez]] in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]. |
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| − | *Also in [[Franklin Clinton|Franklin's]] trailer, [[Lamar Davis|Lamar]] is seen wearing a green cap with the letters 'LS', a similar one is worn by [[Sweet Johnson]]. |
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| − | *On the east end of the [[Del Perro Pier]], there is a wall signed, "NOTHING TO SEE HERE! GROOVE ALONG! :) ". |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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| − | GTA games also contain a large number of references to popular culture, usually in their advertising, such as billboards showing "[[True Grime Street Cleaners]]" as a reference to the popular '[[GTA Clone]]' "[[wp:True Crime: Streets of LA|True Crime: Streets of LA]]". Usually they are categorized as Easter eggs. |
+ | *GTA games also contain a large number of references to popular culture, usually in their advertising, such as billboards showing "[[True Grime Street Cleaners]]" as a reference to the popular '[[GTA Clone]]' "[[wp:True Crime: Streets of LA|True Crime: Streets of LA]]". Usually, they are categorized as Easter eggs. |
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| ⚫ | *[[Modifications]] are alterations to the games such as vehicles, buildings, maps, player skin, textures, missions etc. created by third-party sources (not [[Rockstar]]). Also, many tools exist to alter the gameplay experience, called Trainers, which can modify any number of things in real-time whilst you're playing a game, from spawning cars to enabling flight. |
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| ⚫ | [[Modifications]] are alterations to the games such as vehicles, buildings, maps, player skin, textures, missions etc. created by third-party sources (not [[Rockstar]]). Also, many tools exist to alter the gameplay experience, called Trainers, which can modify any number of things in real-time whilst you're playing a game, from spawning cars to enabling flight. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Revision as of 12:22, 24 October 2018
A secret (or out-of-boundary) is a part of the game that is usually not intended to be accessed. Such things serves as non-operable entities and are included to make the game more realistic.
Secrets
GTA III
GTA San Andreas
Easter Eggs
Easter Eggs are a type of content in media that are referential humor, throwbacks to other media, or jokes. Easter Eggs are a way for developers to mention other concepts, ideas, or trends, while players can find amusement from finding and hunting for them. The name comes from the traditional "Easter Egg Hunt" game children play to find hidden eggs, typically with some kind of treat inside.
- Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA III
- Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA Vice City
- Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA San Andreas
- Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA Advance
- Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA Liberty City Stories
- Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA Vice City Stories
- Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA IV and Episodes from Liberty City
- Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA Chinatown Wars
- Secrets and Easter Eggs in GTA V
See also
- GTA games also contain a large number of references to popular culture, usually in their advertising, such as billboards showing "True Grime Street Cleaners" as a reference to the popular 'GTA Clone' "True Crime: Streets of LA". Usually, they are categorized as Easter eggs.
- Cheats are manual codes entered to alter gameplay, such as. These are created intentionally by Rockstar to allow gamers to have occasional fun without having to spend hours searching for the right vehicle or escaping a wanted level. However, many gamers use cheats throughout gameplay.
- Modifications are alterations to the games such as vehicles, buildings, maps, player skin, textures, missions etc. created by third-party sources (not Rockstar). Also, many tools exist to alter the gameplay experience, called Trainers, which can modify any number of things in real-time whilst you're playing a game, from spawning cars to enabling flight.
External links
- All GTA San Andreas Easter Eggs: http://www.eeggs.com/tree/9246.html