Tweeted by Halo.Bungie.org, this cool “Easter Egg” isn’t in a Halo game. It’s in REAL LIFE! Article on Kotaku.com by Jason Schreier

The people at Bungie are famous for putting obscure Easter Eggs into their games. Halo‘s creators have packed the massive sci-fi shooter franchise with all sorts of references and secrets, and fans love finding them.

But sometimes, Halo‘s little secrets are so obscure, nobody ever sees them.

A tipster—who asked that we not use his name—pointed us to an Easter Egg in the special edition of Halo: Reach that we believe nobody has discovered yet. While it’s possible that someone somewhere has stumbled upon it, of course, we couldn’t find anyone talking about it on the web anywhere.

Halo spoilers follow.

The limited edition of Halo: Reach, released in 2010, came with an ID card for scientist Catherine Halsey, an important character in the world of Halo and the creator of the AI bot Cortana. While some people noticed that something was up with the image on the card, nobody noticed one strange secret: if you take a blacklight to it, you can see a strange photo that’s sort of half-Halsey, half-Cortana that looks like a blue, Cortana-ish version of Halsey.

Here’s the card:

Now take a black light to it and…

Source link: took-years-to-discover”>http://kotaku.com/5987211/a-halo-easter-egg-that-took-years-to-discover

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Okay, so here’s you’r homework folks, find this card and take a pic of it with you. If you’ve got a blacklight, then let’s see that too. I’ve got to find mine. This is VERY cool news, even if it’s from a now “old” Halo game.

-Sal