A secret hidden in Fallout 4 is elaborate, including many small secrets linked, inspired by the game System Shock, Gone Home by Steve Gaynor and Snatcher of Hideo Kojima. A former programmer of Bethesda has just revealed a secret hidden in the game Fallout 4. Oh no, rather, is a series of unique secrets, inspired by the classic games of many names big game village.

Programmer Joel Burgess, who now joins Ubisoft, was a former veteran of Bethesda when developing Fallout 4. This week, Joel shared an ‘Easter Egg’, which is a secret hidden in Fallout 4. Very elaborate, including many small secrets linked, inspired by the game System Shock, Gone Home by Steve Gaynor and Snatcher of Hideo Kojima.

On his Twitter Joel said he was the author of this unique Easter Egg series and he wondered if gamers realized his hidden meaning. Afterwards, Joel himself pointed out the hidden secrets that made many gamers curious.

“The first secret is the easiest.” Joel twitt “I set up a door with a 4-digit password. The password is hidden in a nearby room, but veteran gamers will surely know the answer when looking at this familiar door. The code is 0451 appears in System Shock as well as many other games such as Thief, Deus Ex, Dishonored …”

“Part 3 is the hardest part. I set the area around to remind me of the classic SNATCHER game by Hideo Kojima. I set a similar scene in Fallout 3 ”

These secrets are quite interesting, but what’s even more interesting Joel Burgess continues to share thoughts on putting secrets in the game as a senior developer and how to use them legally, no copyrighted. Quite a lot of gamers were interested in Joel’s Easter Egg series and expressed their expectations for his future products.

“Part 2 is a gift I gave to a colleague. He often expressed his love for Gone Home games, so I kept a secret here. If you call this secret Steve, anyone can guess what game, so I called this gun “The Gainer”. Excessive sophistication, right? ”