10 Fun Fallout 4 Easter Eggs You Might Have Missed
is a game packed full of details and references to the lore of its universe and other games in the franchise. However, what some might have missed is that it also contains plenty of cheeky Easter eggs from other media. From and Edgar Allan Poe to and, there are lots of fun hidden surprises to bring a smile to those who spot them.
has always had a great sense of humor, with Easter eggs popping up in the games from the very beginning, andis no exception. Along with returning characters from , has plenty of references to movies, books, and even other Bethesda games for the eagle-eyed to find. While there are far too many to include them all, here are some of the funniest Easter eggs to hunt during any playthrough.
Fallout 4 has a lot of great random encounters to find but one in particular can have a very funny ending so long as the player has the right stats.
Being set in Boston, leans heavily on the history of the city and its role in American history. However, there is also a reference to Boston's place in pop culture history that some younger fans might not immediately spot. On the edge of Boston Common, on the other side of the fence from Swan's Pond, and down a short set of stairs is the Prost Bar. This is an Easter egg for the 1980s TV show , as Prost is German for cheers.
The bar's interior is laid out almost exactly like the bar in the show, which was set in Boston starring Ted Danson and Shelley Long. Sat at one end of the bar are two skeletons, one wearing a mail carrier uniform, which are references to the two barfly characters, Cliff and Norm, who would sit in that spot in the show. The final major part of this Easter egg is in the office, where several baseball grenades can be found, which refers to the past of Danson's character, who played for the Boston Red Sox.
In the DLC, the Sole Survivor can venture into the park's World of Refreshment. This nukalurk-infested ride bears a striking resemblance to the chocolate river from Roald Dahl's . In its
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