Fallout 4 Œufs de Pâques sur Xbox One (X1)

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Once you’re at least level 20, heading from Greentop Nursery to Old Gullet Sinkhole will sometimes trigger the appearance of a UFO in the sky. The UFO crashes, and you can find the crash site south of Beantown Brewery. Look for fire. From the crashed ship, a trail of green blood will lead you into a cave, where an injured alien will attack you. You can loot its body for the Alien Blaster weapon.

There is a bar called Prost Bar near Swan’s Lake that has the same layout and design as the bar from the TV show Cheers. Skeletons of the bar’s patrons are scattered throughout the bar, and they all represent characters from the show.

In the Far Harbor DLC, you can find Holotapes in the Rock Point Camp that show a man named Bray Husky talking to three men called Luke, Rowan, and Braun. This is a reference to the Wyatt Family stable of WWE wrestlers: Bray Wyatt (who previously used the name Husky Harris), Luke Harper, Erick Rowan, and Braun Strowman.

The Junk item called the “Flux Sensor” has a serial number on the back that matches the ID of the Nostromo, the ship from the movie Alien.

The five game holotapes you can get for the Pip Boy are all references to classic games.

Red Menace is Donkey Kong, Atomic Command is Missile Command, Pipfall is Pitfall, Zeta Invaders is Space Invaders, and Grognak & the Ruby Ruins is similar to The Bard’s Tale, Ultima, or Wasteland.

In Back Street Apparel, you can find a stuffed teddy bear with glasses and a paper on sitting on one of the toilets. This is a reference to the movie Ted.

In the Minuteman storyline, you’ll eventually gain access to the armory of The Castle. Down there, you’ll find a room with two dead bodies. One is a skeleton chained up inside the wall, visible through a large hole. The other body is next to wine marked “Montressor Amontillado.”

This area is a reference to the short story “The Cask of Amontillado” by Edgar Allan Poe. In “The Cask of Amontillado” a man named Montresor lures another man into the cellar to taste a rare vintage of amontillado, chains him within a niche in the wall, and bricks up the wall to bury him alive.

An “experimental plant” you can find is actually the nirnroot plant from the Elder Scrolls series.

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