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60s Nuketown

By Insta

While exploring the hidden tunnel that runs underneath Nuketown Island in Blackout, players will come across several 60s era Nuketown sets.

Mortal Kombat movie reference

By Xadeon123

Go to Goro's Lair, and have at found at least two Skeleton Keys. Skeleton Keys are sometimes found in chests ranging from 5,000 to 7,000 Koins. Once you reach Goro's Dining Hall, head up past the main table up to the left and use the first Skeleton Key on the door to enter the Hall of Suffering and dodge the blade traps down two corridors. Once you make it past the second set of traps, look for a small locked cell that appears to be empty. If you use your Blindfold after opening the cell with the second Skeleton Key, you will find that it has a weak wall leading to a small cave. Inside this cave you can see the outline of a almost invisible statue of a strange beast. This statue is a reference to one seen in the 1995 Mortal Kombat movie.

Studiopolis sega mega drive

By Blinkix

You may come across a billboard in this zone that states 'To be this good takes SEGA' This is a refrence to the UK sega mega drive advrts, that had a slogan of 'To be this good takes AGES, to be this good takes SEGA'

F2HNK

By Adecool

This particularly amusing Battlegrounds Easter egg isn't too difficult to find in Miramar; simply look for any pick-up truck or station wagon. While the number plates on PUBG's vehicles are usually meaningless, the number plates on these vehicles read 'F2HNK'; an abbreviated form of 'Press ‘F' to Honk'. Surely, this is nothing but a helpful suggestion from the developers for new players who are unsure of their vehicle's controls.