Easter eggs?

[EZSPECIAL]

Only missing pic 1's meaning!

1 -
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=388175189
2 - Moblin from The Legend of Zelda (NES), thanks to jjj2010
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=388175146
3 - Balrog from Cave Story
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=387574755
4 - Reference to room from Monster Party (NES), thanks to RichterBelmont12
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=388176848

[RichterBelmont12]

1. I have No idea

2. Still have no idea

3. That is from Cave Story I forgot who it was

4. Its a Ref to one of the Rooms in Monster Party on the NES

[TheKidsAreAllDwight]

2 is a Moblin from the original Zelda (google Moblin grumble grumble)

4 is a strip of dialogue from Monster Party (go on youtube and check out Jontron's Monster Party vid it's ****ing hilarious)

[EZSPECIAL]

Man I even played original Zelda and didn't get it anyway, been to long

[Stovich]

1: ??? (Looks familiar)

2: Hungry Goriya (NES: Legend of Zelda) http://zelda.wikia.com/wiki/Hungry_Goriya

3: Balrog (PC: Cave Story)

4: "Dead Spider" (NES: Monster Party) http://www.sydlexia.com/mpdeadspider.htm

[Stovich]

One of my favorite references: Mammoth Cannon (NES: Journey to Silius) http://imgur.com/FhQ7vTg

[Stovich]

1: It isn't Blinky from Bucky O Hare... but it has some of the same features! That one is burning me up.

[drgnt149]

I think #1 is Proto Man; Mega Man's rival from Mega Man 1-3. It's a guess really.

[𝕸𝖆𝖉 𝕯𝖔𝖈]

There are many more:
- the painting in the museum (ares gloves) is from Ghostbusters II. It's Vigo.
- also in the museum: The "Yashichi" from Capcom games (NES + SNES + Arcade)
- in the final castle area (near the end behind a false wall) you can find a picture of a vampire sitting on a throne (maybe Castlevania or Kid Dracula (NES).
- the faries say "Hey listen". It's from the Zelda series (the annoying Navi).
- The layout (false trap blocks) and color scheme of House of Ruth is the same as Castlevania II (NES).
- The "Book of the Dead" and the cabin in the woods with a "cellar door" on the ground. It's from the movie "Evil Dead" 1981.
- the electric underwater plants and the color scheme are from Turtles (NES). You can see the shells on the floor and the character says "OK".
- in the prologue: "it's a horrible night to have a curse" from castlevania and the ending dream scene from either Nemo (NES) or Mickey Mouse (NES).
- Many enemies are inspired from the Castlevania series (like the battle against your doppelganger with the portal in the background from SOTN).
- the painting in the castle entrance "Praying Hands" is from the famous german painter Albrecht Dürer (21 May 1471 – 6 April 1528).
- in the House of Ruth there's a trap gap with a spike floor. You can see the infamous "Trollface" on a picture.
- In new game plus+ are some easter eggs. I won't spoiler them here.

[EZSPECIAL]

Haha the boss in Windy Ruins that has the shield rarely sends a Shovel instead of a Sword when he uses that sword shower attack, I assume it's a reference to Shovel Knight

[Kowalth]

You missed this one:
"I am an error."

This guy appears in a little house in Zelda 2 from NES.

[Merc]

In one of the first rooms of the House of Ruth there is a painting that is a pixelized version of Joseph Ducreux[memegenerator.net].

[EZSPECIAL]

Originally posted by Koh (8Bits):

You missed this one:
"I am an error."

This guy appears in a little house in Zelda 2 from NES. :thehero::ambition:

Where is that!? :o Wanted to make sure that I found every room in the game

[Stovich]

Originally posted by EZSPECIAL:

Originally posted by Koh (8Bits):

You missed this one:
"I am an error."

This guy appears in a little house in Zelda 2 from NES. :thehero::ambition:

Where is that!? :o Wanted to make sure that I found every room in the game

Torture chambers, walk through one of the fire-ball spitting faces

[EZSPECIAL]

I tried that on so many and missed the right one :(

[Stovich]

Yeah, haha, most of them are dead-ends! I can't remember which one specifically... but it was in the bottom-right corner of a room.