Took me ages to unlock the rest of MGS V Ground Zeros. Turns out you have to back out of the game tab over the "PlayStation Store" tab, then find the entry called "MGS V The Phantom Pain". It will prompt you to enter a password. Took me a while but I finally found the code on the back of my credit card. Clever Kojima, clever.
Would you mind sharing your full legal name, your social security number and that code you found on your credit card? I want to try this easter egg out
They do have a legitimate point here. OOT's Master Quest was never hidden knowledge. It made no sense to make it as such, especially given the increased difficulty. It's the same problem Link Between Worlds had: you shouldn't have to beat the entire game before you're allowed to have a challenge.
***** Ugh, they utterly ruined that remake. Why on earth did they decide to give EVERY BOSS a new mandatory eye weak point? "People think our games have too many eye weak point bosses? We'll show them too many eye weak point bosses!" It ruins the Goht fight because you can't do it solely in Goron form anymore, and the second phase of that Gyorg fight is the worst thing in any Zelda game.
He did have a point with a couple of them. Like how you have to play a bunch of tedious and repetitive minigames to unlock most of the stages and music in the Xbox Crazy Taxi. But some of it was just bitching. Like how you need to do something special to unlock the throwback mission in MGS5. And the Number 1 was just stupid as hell. "Oh you have to beat the game once!" It's not even like OOT's a hard game either.
***** Number one is a pretty valid point. The existence of the Master Quest was already common knowledge, there weren't many people who would've gone "ooh, what's that? It sounds cool!" Given how many people have played the original version umpteen times and how many fewer people have played Master Quest, it was just plain stupid to make the harder version of the game unlockable, it should've been playable from the start, with that serving as one of the main selling points.
Megamean09 It's not like OOT is a super long game though. Chances are, people that have already played OOT a billion times can do it pretty quickly regardless. It's a minor inconvenience really. Of course, then there's the ground of playing the game again to see what changed and what improvements were made, (this is kind of a moot point now I suppose since they didn't really change much beyond a graphical update and some bug fixes, but you might not have known that they didn't make a bunch of improvements to it like they did with MM3D when OOT3D first came out.)
+Larry Bundy Jr He is confused it seems. IIRC, you got the arcade cities for all 3 generations to start and you unlocked the console exclusive cities by beating stages in Crazy X. Locking free use of all the drivers across all the levels behind Crazy X was a bit bullshit though. I don't want to play through the Crazy X all so that I can play as Gus in Vegas. >_>
Well shit dude, get good! You bought the game. Like that's fair-ish when talking about hard as fuck games, but that defeats the purpose of making things unlockable as reward. I'd rather not allow that to be a practice that continues because what would be the point of offering a reward for beating a game? I've been saying this since Battlefield came out with buyable unlockables and WoW came out with instant level 90 DLC.
Patrick Star wtf is this shit. Fuck you have to play the THE WHOLE OCARINA OF TIME TO GET THE MASTER QUEST THATS TOO FUCKING HIDDEN AND TOO FUCKING HARD FOR ME
"If you enjoyed THIS video on GamesRadar and want more just like it, follow GamesRadar on RUclips dot com slash GamesRadar" But man, that's too hard! Why can't we be following from the start?!
Excuse me? How the heck is unlocking Master Quest by BEATING the game "way too hidden"? Are you serious? You just beat the game. Big deal. It's a reward for players who are willing to simply BEAT the game. They don't have to collect every single trinket or do every single side-quest. The fact that is number one is a load of piss, dude. C'mon. Also, Unlocking Parappa Mode in Um Jammer Lammy isn't difficult either. You just have to beat the damn game, and that shouldn't take you anymore than an hour or two. Less if you know what you're doing. I would know, I actually beat that game. It wasn't that bad. It wasn't a chore.
+Hoodlum I think it's more that it's something which should have been unlockable on every Zelda on GC, or straight up available from the start. At least the MGS:GZ and Ninja Gaiden actually offered more new content, noot just harder difficulty. Nintendo had 2 goes at getting it right and they messed it up twice. Also not sure the list is in any sort of order.
oh nooo, you have to actually play the game to get this extra quest, crazy right? I remember back in the days where you had to pick up obscure items in hidden, as in literally not able to be seen, through out an entire game, beat hidden bosses, and then fight through this absolutely BRUTAL section of the game where playing on normal mode is too difficult for the majority of who play said game, just to get the GOOD ending, aka, the one where everyone doesn't DIE, why the hell isn't Cave Story on this list?
+Benny Choate spoilers for those who don't know what I'm talking about, and actually intend on playing the game, you need to find a certain item, in a wall by looking at your map, showing that you can go through this wall, in a small checkpoint room, move along through the game, before a boss fight, go into the room, pass your friend, who if you talk to, the fight begins, and the can only be obtained before the fight, then carry your almost dead friend after the fight, carry her to a room, which is only able to be gotten to by a timed jump, then lay her on the bed, go to the bookshelf, learn a thing, to the thing on your friend, pick her up afain, continue the game, find her again, travel across the map, get a thing for her, find that the thing is a fake, travel back, fight an extra boss, and THEN you actually have the real ending, and now the final stretch towards the final boss is more difficult, and after the final boss (bosses actually, it's like 3 in a row, no health pickups anywhere) then a door at the end is open, allowing a save point for you, but no health still, then you face that brutal area I was talking about, a mini boss, and then the real boss, with 3 stages, each with increasing difficulty, from simple to unpredictable and lethal
Benny Choate Exactly. Like I don't think Ocarina of Time should have been on this list at all. This is about unlocking stuff by going well out of your way to do stuff you would never have known to do! Um Jammer Lammy and Ocarina of time just give you stuff for beating the game. Nothing hidden about them. Or hard.
Onua This list is about games with unlockables that are very hidden that you wouldn't know to go for the first time you play through the game. Regardless of what it is you get for beating the main campaign. You still just have to beat the blasted game to get it. If the game made you jump through hoops and do things you otherwise would never have thought to do, then I could understand. But that isn't the case here.
+eandjproductions2 well they never tell you that you unlock something collecting certain things so yes. They are hidden because they never tell that you get something doing it.
+Andres Leal honestly, that's something you don't need to be told, why collect collectibles if they don't give you something in return. Besides sonic 06 I don't think i have ever seen a game with collectibles where they don't give you something for getting them.
Does Cave Story's "good" ending count? Man, that shit was borderline impossible to get by yourself, unless you've played the whole game like 5 times already. And that's just figuring out how much shit you've got to do to even access the bonus levels, nevermind the vein-popping task of actually finishing the damn thing.
None of these were remotely uncalled for. They all created a sense of connection within the people of the games' communities. You didn't reference a single ARG... Ever heard of FEZ? Black Mesa has a puzzle none of the community has even come close to solving yet. Oh noes! You have to beat the first quest to get to the second quest in Zelda!? This is an outrage, and totally not traditional at all; it's not like the FIRST Zelda also did that! Oh wait.
Wow so hidden, have to beat the game or play mini games. Super duper hidden, so secret that only every single person that actually finish the game will know of it.
+Reon Thornton The title says "Things that were way too hidden" not "Things in games that should've been accessible from the start" Master Quest isn't hidden at all, just not available until completion of the game. By the videos logic, the higher difficulties that arent availabe untill you beat the previous difficulty in some games are hidden also since they're aren't available from the start.
+Ch1l1C0nCarnag3 I was just about to comment that myself! That's just LAZY! *Dons his old man glasses and waves his walking stick at the screen* "Gamers today are too spoiled. Back in my day we were expected to BEAT our games...and we LIKED it!
"You have to actually beat the game to unlock the master quest!" Fucking shocked that you'd have to beat a game before unlocking a remixed version of the same game. How dare they lock a feature behind the super obscure conditions of BEATING the game. That's crazy. Who would ever beat the whole game??
Lammy's extra content was too hidden?! Seriously?? It was fairly easy to unlock Parapa's story, and it helped keep the game fresh by adding a different take on the songs/levels that already existed. It's called a bonus, for people who earn it. They're not supposed to be given away. This was basically a list of hidden bonuses that you guys whined about for whatever reason.
I think all games should follow the GamesRadar line of thought: "LoZ:OoT; Pay $5, and recieve the unlimited rupees AND a larger wallet!" "Crazi Taxi; Two expansion packs, available for only $9.99!" "Super Mario Kart; Have all of this shit without even trying to get good at the game!"
Wow. Seriously. These guys have no idea what they're talking about. They make it sound like unlockables should just be handed to you. I mean, complaining that you have to play a few mini games or even just beat the game once? Ridiculous.
+FancyKitty777 I bought the game only for Master Quest I completed the original at least 5 times before. Was so angry to have to complete it another time!
Difficulty is part of the experience though. If a game is too easy you don't get any of the fear or tension. For the people who have been playing Zelda games for years im sure they swept through every boss and every monster, in fact i bet some of them found it so easy it was boring. It makes sense to leave out the masters quest in the original the technology was new no one was good at it. In 2011 Masters quest might as well have been a Hard difficulty with extra effort put in why make people play through a game they're already "masters" at? It's redundant.
+Sparkbomber I've played games that were boringly easy, to the point where I didn't even want to play anymore. The Tomb Raider reboot comes to mind for this. Difficulty is a part of "the whole experience." If the game wants to play itself, I see no reason for me to continue caring.
Au contraire Crazy Jay , an easy game can still have other redeeming features. Exploration, hidden content, beautiful music, good story-telling, neat choreography and so on. Let me share a few examples: Aside from the boss battles, Undertale is relatively easy. But it does not need hard battles in order to provide one of the most amazing experiences you could hope to get. And yes, if you want to, you can get dunked on in the Genocide route by 'the easiest enemy in the game'-not. Going back a ways further, in the SNES era, there was Brainlord. Okay, by today's standards not the best rpg and it was outclassed by its competitors mostly. But in terms of npc-usage (going into dungeons, reacting to events, etc.) it actually helped to set the bar for later games such as Alundra, etc.. I've not played the reboot of Tombraider (no desire to either tbh), but if its anything like the other parts in the series before it then yes, difficulty would be its main selling point. The hidden content and such has always had a slightly flat quality in the series imo. -.-;;
I miss this in modern gaming. There was a strange sense of achievement unlocking anything hidden in games, including stupid but fun "cheat codes" to turn on big head mode, or squeaky guns, or ants in pants. I'm glad Naughty Dog gets this with the Uncharted games. At least some devs are still willing to do it instead of packing stuff within paid DLC post release.
I feel as if the irony was intended. I haven't seen the video yet but if this is on about metal gear rising, put in the konami code at the title screen
@@cameronmorgan2347 after watching the video again, i remember that my comment was about the Ocarina of Time Master Quest. He's complaining that you have to beat the game once to unlock it. NO SHIT SHERLOCK IT'S A ****SECOND**** ADVENTURE for a reason. It's supposed to be a reward. He sounds entitled all through the video.
Really? You should play old D&D games where whole actual questlines are build arround the concept of finding stuff yourself. For example in dark souls 1 + 2 i did all the charakter questlines randomly, except siegmeyers.
Oddly enough, my copy of Crazy Taxi 3 has both West Coast and Small Apple unlocked from the very beginning. Haven't touched the minigames yet. Wonder if there's more than one version of the game?
+Jeremih_23 depends on the usage for me, fan service of treating long time fans to a nostalgia trip is ok fan service, scattaly cladding all the female characters is in my opinion not ok fan service
+Joe R that's what I was trying to get at... Game developers can put what ever they want in their game..... It's just some fan service doesn't appeal to me, and thus I refer to it as not ok, but that doesn't mean I think it should exist....
I've gotten most of these just by literally playing and beating games that I paid money for. There are definitely much more hidden/actually hard to get secrets/extras in video games that require more than just beating the game.
while i agree that Master Quest should have been accessable from the start in OOT, non of these should be on this kind of list. hell, unlocking the cool alternate costumes in DMC is more of a challenge since you have to beat the game like 5+ times in increasing difficulty to get the Legendary Dark Knight mode.
***** maybe kids who havent played OOT before, but for we who have beat the original game it would have been nice to have the rarer harder mode right away
Oh my God, I'm so glad you pronounced FAQ 'FAK". I've been arguing with someone that it's cool to call it a FAK rather than F-A-Q, but he wasn't buying it.
Green Goblin in Spiderman (the first movie game), only way to be able to play as him is through a cheat code. It's really cool because he has totally different dialogue than spiderman and responded differently to other characters.
+causeofcurse X'D The fun thing is, it's not hard to find the story, but it's too damn easy to fuck it up forever. Ah, I loved that piece of software. Than again, Skyrim with mods does some hardcore RPG wonder as well, but only with mods that is and that's a bit of a shame.
Every single one of these feels better after you've earned it.I would rather see a cool hidden thing and work to unlock it then it just to be given to me
+Andrew Shupp Yeah, and the game is not hard to beat. You have the 3 child dungeons, then the 7 adult dungeons which are all pretty straight forward then ganons castle. The hardest part is getting to the dungeons.
They should also include every rare weapon in Borderlands 2. Even if you got their special rare golden keys from codes provided by the company, the odds of getting even a relatively pedestrian "rare" weapon was astronomically small, much less one of the legendary weapons (which most people only ever got through special one day promotions).
+AceOfHearts Here i was looking forward for the $10 microtransaction to open this secret. I'm actually expected to play the games? Fuck you, Nintendo. Everything's clearly your fault for not doing like the best game company in the world, macintosh.
+Kanakotka Yea man I just wanted to spend $300 for a texture on my gun and $500 for the season pass and all the pay to win things. Like who actually likes playing games anymore. #brokebutgotthedlc
+Qaladan That's like saying, for example, the costumes in Ultimate Spider-Man were too hard to get because you just had to beat the game and complete certain events, which for the most part, were pretty easy (With the exception of the Johnny Storm Races.)
+edgehead26 It's even worse than that, because it's not even talking about difficult to unlock things.. it's talking about things that were hidden in the game. Like, who the hell isn't going to play the 7 stages of UmJammer Lammy? That's the loosest definition of hidden I've ever heard. :P
Uh....all you have to do to get Parappa mode in Jammer Lammy is to clear the normal game. If that's "Too Hidden" in a game, then shoot I don't know what to tell ya pal. I think Parappa mode is fine as a cool unlock reward for clearing the game. What, d'ya want them to have it open at the beginning? Not to mention we got a "real sequel" with Parappa the Rapper 2 on the PS2. Parappa Mode is more or less a subplot for Um Jammer Lammy. Not really "Sequel" material. _Razzle Joestar_
Come on, the PaRappa levels are just barely hidden. All you do is beat the game. You don't even need to beat it on Cool. That said, I agree that they should have advertised him being in the game because UmJammer Lammy was by far the most awesome entry in the series and was a trillion times better than PaRappa 2.
Me and my roommate used to play Warriors all the time. But after beating the main game, we played Armies of the Night numerous times and had a blast! It never felt like a downgrade.
Honestly, I never minded OoT 3D's Master Quest lock. In fact, I ended up enjoying Master Quest so much, my Master Quest save-file reached 100% completion of the game, my normal save file only ever completed the story itself. And when I later went back to play Normal Quest, I was so used to Master Quest's reversed map, I kept getting confused. That is how much I played Master Quest.
We true and old games either causal or hardcore know these games weren't hard to really get the extra stuff. It they made it any easier it would make it too easy. Crazy Taxi had made it a chore but not necessary difficult. All I heard from this guy was "whine whine whine; I'm lazy to do any effort in the game". Now if it were a tedious process to unlock artwork then it can be put up as a possibility . But this isn't even about opinions when factually these aren't hard to do unless your too lazy to do so. Like the Master Quest, why would you not want to play Legend of Zelda again? What's the point to get it then if you weren't going to beat the full game(
+Nick VanderKooi (Master Grunt) Sadly this is the state now because people are getting spoiled. Instead of putting forth effort they want everything to come with a season pass.
+Cody Sullivan true but it's not the season pass because some season pass do make sense such as games like fallout. Or games that add extra content but I agree in general. A lot of season pass like batman Arkham knight contained mostly costumes and skins. Which most could have been unlockables
Nick VanderKooi I know this because i've done at least 4 of this 7 """"impossible"""" hidden unlockables when i had less than 11 years old, but my point in this comment is there is a LOT of people getting too much rage for a weak list
I fucking wish games as of late had unlocks like these. Getting the invincible monster truck in Excite Truck, the upside down castle in Symphony of the Night, the extra weapons in Bayonetta, the secrets in the Zelda Oracle games, the Street Fighter moves in the Megaman X games. I'm happy if a game has worthwhile unlocks instead of promissory DLC and paywalls. People want shit too easy, with little effort, or straight from the get-go. Games are expensive so anything that gives a product longevity and worthwhile bonuses and secrets without having to pay extra is a good thing.
Really the only difficult one on here was the ninja gaiden one. But even then these aren't really buried that deep. What about Excalibur II in FF IX? You have to basically speed run the game to get it
Remember in Odin Sphere that you have to beat the game five time with different characters to unlock the final chapter, then beat the bosses in the right order to get the true ending?
What I expected on this video: Unlockables gotten through random codes or doing obscure things. What I got from this video: Unlockables gotten through beating the game. Lmao how are these unlockables way too hidden?
aww yes the days where you actually had to play the game enough to unlock secret levels and characters, too bad the damn gaming industry nowadays is so money hungry that the only unlockables you have are unlocked through your debit card, it actually sickens me to find out that fighting games like mortal kombat and street fighter make you pay for extra characters. I remember when you had to beat the game without dieing or something like that and than beat akuma to get him. Games like call of duty purposely leave out levels to later on charge your ass for, and than when you do buy new levels waalaa in 2 months the next call of duty is out and its the same cycle. As a long time gamer this bothers me alot not to mention having to do a damn update everytime i just wanna play a game, they dont even let you play the game without updating it you are forced to update now i know all the games mentioned arnt that old but its becoming a trend ive noticed
I remember the outcry to this day. Ocarina of time was announced for 3DS, and a choir of the game's fans rang out "We have to beat Ocarina of Time AGAIN?!" Nintendo's HQ was burned to the ground the next day.
I'm suprised The Lost from The Binding of Isaac Rebirth didn't make the list as it was very well hidden and was only discovered because of data mining not to mention all the steps it takes and the exactness you have to do them in to get the unlock.
I think we're forgetting the even more hidden unlockable in Mario Kart Super Circuit, and that is the Night time title screen. Sunset? That's nothing. Play through the game like normal, and get all the gold trophies, and it's not too difficult (but takes an eternity). Night time title screen required *** rank on every cup on every class. Not to mention how difficult it was to even get *** rank... it was one thing that made me not want to complete MKSC. Another great unlockable from another game would be in 'Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town', where you can get a mountain cottage, but cannot be obtained until at least 50 in-game years of marriage. It's just nuts.
I must admit that im dissapointed by this list. To name a few, way more difficult unlockables in games: The Elton Brand weapon in Morrowind (you needed to complete a allready hidden, questline to get Goldbrand. Turn into a vampire..... meet a very specific person who didnt had a quest unless you are a vampire, while most people dont even talk to you when your a vampire... Complete the quest, come back with Goldbrand and exactly 11171 gold and THEN you get Elton brand. Another example: The duckraces or Fangmeis Birthday in Shenmue 2, who require to talk to specific persons on specific times during the game, beat one of the hardest fights/QTE's ingame and a whole bunch of other stuff. Anyone else some other examples?
All I got from this is that anything involving effort appears to qualify as a hidden feature.
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+Alchemology Tezume Hey, that MGSV Ground Zeroes level is HUGE. I think it's like 500 times the map of Driver 2.
+Steve Walsh It's atually really fucking tiny. It takes like 2-3 minutes to run from one edge to the other.
***** ok
The joke was pretty obviously a joke, so it's more the failing at getting it in my opinion.
"Unlockables that were way too hidden in great games"
Number one on the list unlocks just by finishing the game
These people aren't even trying
+Gordon Rammstein same for number two
I love your profile picture.
I was hoping for a well-hidden secret in a Parappa game, but nope... Beating a game ONCE for an extra mode is too hardcore in the eyes of GamesRadar.
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+NorskTegnefilmSang
The hidden sound test mode in Um Jammer Lammy would have been a better entry. But getting Parappa is too hidden? Pfft.
+RippahRooJizah and it ranked as second most hidden unlockable! that's what blows my mind.
its too hidden cause there isnt a payable dlc unlock to get it as soon as you start the game! you actually have to "gasp" earn it the "hard" way
Took me ages to unlock the rest of MGS V Ground Zeros. Turns out you have to back out of the game tab over the "PlayStation Store" tab, then find the entry called "MGS V The Phantom Pain". It will prompt you to enter a password. Took me a while but I finally found the code on the back of my credit card. Clever Kojima, clever.
Just like the code on the back of the cd case
Radhew Column I try.
Would you mind sharing your full legal name, your social security number and that code you found on your credit card? I want to try this easter egg out
LOL
Can't wait till we figure out how to unlock the rest of Phantom Pain.
3 of the requirements were just "beat the game once"
The hell's wrong with you?
They just suck ass at games
Apparently beating a game is just too much for some people.
+3Dpiezombie your fucking cancer. I'm no fan of bronies but people like you are much much more fucking annoying :P
+Maxsonny Cantor (Maxsonny101Videos) I agree with this person.
Wait..you have to beat a game to unlock a hidden mode/character/anything? Oh the fucking travesty.
They do have a legitimate point here. OOT's Master Quest was never hidden knowledge. It made no sense to make it as such, especially given the increased difficulty. It's the same problem Link Between Worlds had: you shouldn't have to beat the entire game before you're allowed to have a challenge.
***** Ugh, they utterly ruined that remake. Why on earth did they decide to give EVERY BOSS a new mandatory eye weak point? "People think our games have too many eye weak point bosses? We'll show them too many eye weak point bosses!" It ruins the Goht fight because you can't do it solely in Goron form anymore, and the second phase of that Gyorg fight is the worst thing in any Zelda game.
He did have a point with a couple of them. Like how you have to play a
bunch of tedious and repetitive minigames to unlock most of the stages
and music in the Xbox Crazy Taxi.
But some of it was just bitching. Like how you need to do something special to unlock the throwback mission in MGS5. And the Number 1 was just stupid as hell. "Oh you have to beat the game once!" It's not even like OOT's a hard game either.
***** Number one is a pretty valid point. The existence of the Master Quest was already common knowledge, there weren't many people who would've gone "ooh, what's that? It sounds cool!" Given how many people have played the original version umpteen times and how many fewer people have played Master Quest, it was just plain stupid to make the harder version of the game unlockable, it should've been playable from the start, with that serving as one of the main selling points.
Megamean09
It's not like OOT is a super long game though. Chances are, people that have already played OOT a billion times can do it pretty quickly regardless. It's a minor inconvenience really.
Of course, then there's the ground of playing the game again to see what changed and what improvements were made, (this is kind of a moot point now I suppose since they didn't really change much beyond a graphical update and some bug fixes, but you might not have known that they didn't make a bunch of improvements to it like they did with MM3D when OOT3D first came out.)
Listen to this scrub salt, Jesus, this is the reason we don't get sweet secret unlockables any more.
THIS IS WHY WE CAN'T HAVE NICE THINGS.
serious shit
yeah, excactly. at least we have dark souls
"What? You're telling me I actually have to *play* these games?" - GamesRadar
What on earth are you talking about with Crazy Taxi 3? All three cities are available from the start on the Xbox version :S
rekt him
O MY GOD GURU LARRY
Yo.
+Larry Bundy Jr He is confused it seems. IIRC, you got the arcade cities for all 3 generations to start and you unlocked the console exclusive cities by beating stages in Crazy X.
Locking free use of all the drivers across all the levels behind Crazy X was a bit bullshit though. I don't want to play through the Crazy X all so that I can play as Gus in Vegas. >_>
+Larry Bundy Jr why do I see you on every video I watched for a year now?
just beating a game to unlock something i wouldn't call too hidden.
+HeelDashing you mean I have to PLAY the game I bought in order to get a REWARD? What the fuck is that like free DLC or something JEEZ
If the game is called "Ninja Gaiden" it's well deserved. I can't even dream of beating any games in this series.
Well shit dude, get good! You bought the game. Like that's fair-ish when talking about hard as fuck games, but that defeats the purpose of making things unlockable as reward. I'd rather not allow that to be a practice that continues because what would be the point of offering a reward for beating a game? I've been saying this since Battlefield came out with buyable unlockables and WoW came out with instant level 90 DLC.
So beating the game counts as "too hidden"?
lol
Patrick Star wtf is this shit. Fuck you have to play the THE WHOLE OCARINA OF TIME TO GET THE MASTER QUEST THATS TOO FUCKING HIDDEN AND TOO FUCKING HARD FOR ME
***** Dude the irony was right up in your face
+Blazing Shadow using warp storing it's possible to beat OOT in under 3 minutes
ClanDNApples No the best speedrun right now is 17 minutes and 45 seconds
"If you enjoyed THIS video on GamesRadar and want more just like it, follow GamesRadar on RUclips dot com slash GamesRadar"
But man, that's too hard! Why can't we be following from the start?!
+GuyThatMakesSense God! I have to finish the video before I get told how to follow? Man that's way too hidden, how ever would I know
+GuyThatMakesSense 7 pages too hard to access on the Internet
What the heck? You buy OoT 3D for the original game, and Master Quest and the Boss Rush are your reward! That's not dumb, it's friggin' awesome!
Excuse me? How the heck is unlocking Master Quest by BEATING the game "way too hidden"?
Are you serious? You just beat the game. Big deal. It's a reward for players who are willing to simply BEAT the game.
They don't have to collect every single trinket or do every single side-quest. The fact that is number one is a load of piss, dude. C'mon.
Also, Unlocking Parappa Mode in Um Jammer Lammy isn't difficult either. You just have to beat the damn game, and that shouldn't take you anymore than an hour or two. Less if you know what you're doing.
I would know, I actually beat that game. It wasn't that bad. It wasn't a chore.
+Hoodlum I think it's more that it's something which should have been unlockable on every Zelda on GC, or straight up available from the start. At least the MGS:GZ and Ninja Gaiden actually offered more new content, noot just harder difficulty. Nintendo had 2 goes at getting it right and they messed it up twice.
Also not sure the list is in any sort of order.
oh nooo, you have to actually play the game to get this extra quest, crazy right? I remember back in the days where you had to pick up obscure items in hidden, as in literally not able to be seen, through out an entire game, beat hidden bosses, and then fight through this absolutely BRUTAL section of the game where playing on normal mode is too difficult for the majority of who play said game, just to get the GOOD ending, aka, the one where everyone doesn't DIE, why the hell isn't Cave Story on this list?
+Benny Choate spoilers for those who don't know what I'm talking about, and actually intend on playing the game, you need to find a certain item, in a wall by looking at your map, showing that you can go through this wall, in a small checkpoint room, move along through the game, before a boss fight, go into the room, pass your friend, who if you talk to, the fight begins, and the can only be obtained before the fight, then carry your almost dead friend after the fight, carry her to a room, which is only able to be gotten to by a timed jump, then lay her on the bed, go to the bookshelf, learn a thing, to the thing on your friend, pick her up afain, continue the game, find her again, travel across the map, get a thing for her, find that the thing is a fake, travel back, fight an extra boss, and THEN you actually have the real ending, and now the final stretch towards the final boss is more difficult, and after the final boss (bosses actually, it's like 3 in a row, no health pickups anywhere) then a door at the end is open, allowing a save point for you, but no health still, then you face that brutal area I was talking about, a mini boss, and then the real boss, with 3 stages, each with increasing difficulty, from simple to unpredictable and lethal
Benny Choate Exactly. Like I don't think Ocarina of Time should have been on this list at all.
This is about unlocking stuff by going well out of your way to do stuff you would never have known to do!
Um Jammer Lammy and Ocarina of time just give you stuff for beating the game. Nothing hidden about them. Or hard.
Onua This list is about games with unlockables that are very hidden that you wouldn't know to go for the first time you play through the game.
Regardless of what it is you get for beating the main campaign. You still just have to beat the blasted game to get it.
If the game made you jump through hoops and do things you otherwise would never have thought to do, then I could understand. But that isn't the case here.
This should have been called "Rewards in games you were too lazy to play the game and unlock"
You mean you have to actually play the LoZ game that you bought in order to gain the extra bonus content that acts as a reward? The horror
Ik Nintendo suck
+Thegamingmaster5 He was kidding
+Thegamingmaster5
He was being sarcastic...
+Isaac Lewis ...I'm pretty sure "Thegamingmaster5" was joking as well lol.
+Isaac Lewis I was joking m8
Did he really say something hidden/obtained by BEATING THE GAME was too hidden???
+Miniel fat
+Miniel Yes. He never played any Resident Evil games.
You know. Tofu?
I bet he has never seen the Mercenaries either.
+Miniel Yes he did sounds like a Twilight Zone episode now.
How is the Parappa secret hidden and hard?
You beat the game.
Yeah, I agree. It takes less than an hour to beat the game lol
Wow is GamesRadar turbo casuals?
yes
Overlordgames88 _ Seriously? Collecting collectibles to open a mission is so hidden?
+eandjproductions2 well they never tell you that you unlock something collecting certain things so yes.
They are hidden because they never tell that you get something doing it.
+Andres Leal honestly, that's something you don't need to be told, why collect collectibles if they don't give you something in return. Besides sonic 06 I don't think i have ever seen a game with collectibles where they don't give you something for getting them.
+eandjproductions2 Turbo casuals, new favourite term.
Unlocking PaRappa in Um Jammer Lammy is not hard at all and not even hidden. All you had do is beat the game.
+Beartallica86 They are fucking spoiled and need everything given to them.
Does Cave Story's "good" ending count? Man, that shit was borderline impossible to get by yourself, unless you've played the whole game like 5 times already. And that's just figuring out how much shit you've got to do to even access the bonus levels, nevermind the vein-popping task of actually finishing the damn thing.
7 Unlockables That Require You to Get Good
git gud
None of these were remotely uncalled for. They all created a sense of connection within the people of the games' communities. You didn't reference a single ARG... Ever heard of FEZ? Black Mesa has a puzzle none of the community has even come close to solving yet.
Oh noes! You have to beat the first quest to get to the second quest in Zelda!? This is an outrage, and totally not traditional at all; it's not like the FIRST Zelda also did that!
Oh wait.
+Flotts Or Payday's Overdrill Secret which took the involvement of a large chunk of the community.
Wow so hidden, have to beat the game or play mini games. Super duper hidden, so secret that only every single person that actually finish the game will know of it.
Kreddi I got master quest when I was 14... how is it hidden?
i was even younger!
I bet the person narrating this was the kind of person who wanted to eat their desert before their supper huh?
08:45 this fukkin spud tard can't even say 'radar' like nigga please 🗿👐
You joking? The only one I consider truly hard was Ninja Gaiden. The rest of these just take time.
Wait, so beating the game is now considered TOO hidden? What the fuck? The idea of a game is to beat it. How the hell is that hidden?!
+Ch1l1C0nCarnag3 Point is, for this list, is that they should be available from the start.
well yes it is to hidden if you change what was before a simple task to something required that's disappointing
+Reon Thornton The title says "Things that were way too hidden" not "Things in games that should've been accessible from the start" Master Quest isn't hidden at all, just not available until completion of the game. By the videos logic, the higher difficulties that arent availabe untill you beat the previous difficulty in some games are hidden also since they're aren't available from the start.
BaskGod Well, the point and case here is that in the previous version you could unlock it via code. Not available in the remake.
+Ch1l1C0nCarnag3 I was just about to comment that myself! That's just LAZY!
*Dons his old man glasses and waves his walking stick at the screen* "Gamers today are too spoiled. Back in my day we were expected to BEAT our games...and we LIKED it!
How does having to beat OOT to unlock the Master Quest count as "Too hidden"? That reasoning is pretty stupid.
I was just scrolling down here to mention that. Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed.
Whats oot
+Jfran2013 Ocarina of Time.
RIP headphones, sound effect volume off the chart
beating a game for a secret mode ive never seen that in a game must be difficult shoutout to the 1000000000000000 people that have beat a game before
I beat Introversion's Uplink twice and Space Miner: Space Ore Bust Platinum Edition (iOS exclusive, and a really good game)
"You have to actually beat the game to unlock the master quest!" Fucking shocked that you'd have to beat a game before unlocking a remixed version of the same game. How dare they lock a feature behind the super obscure conditions of BEATING the game. That's crazy. Who would ever beat the whole game??
yeah ppl these days, getting crazier and crazier
Lammy's extra content was too hidden?! Seriously?? It was fairly easy to unlock Parapa's story, and it helped keep the game fresh by adding a different take on the songs/levels that already existed. It's called a bonus, for people who earn it. They're not supposed to be given away. This was basically a list of hidden bonuses that you guys whined about for whatever reason.
+metaltom2003 What's worse is that beating a game and getting all the weird collectibles is EASIER than just beating the game according to this list.
God I have to beat the game to unlock the extras Jesus let me just pay the money for the dlc.
I think all games should follow the GamesRadar line of thought:
"LoZ:OoT; Pay $5, and recieve the unlimited rupees AND a larger wallet!"
"Crazi Taxi; Two expansion packs, available for only $9.99!"
"Super Mario Kart; Have all of this shit without even trying to get good at the game!"
Wow. Seriously. These guys have no idea what they're talking about. They make it sound like unlockables should just be handed to you. I mean, complaining that you have to play a few mini games or even just beat the game once? Ridiculous.
+bob boberson Who needs skill when you got money (Im batman)
multibeasty
Screw the skills I got money
I actually liked when games were like this MORE CONTENT, its hard, OK, I get it but I prefer this to DLC
+Alertacobra 12 same
Um Jammer Lammy's Parappa unlockable is that high up the list? Really? You have to beat the game once. There's only like 8 stages.
I know right? It's not that hard to find, especially when replaying.
People are really starting to scrape the bottom of the barrel for listicles now.
So playing through a game is too difficult? Are you guys drunk?
+GamerChannelOne Where's your profile pic from?, it looks awesome!, (btw i agree completely X3)
Bram McPherson
It's the LordKnight class from the game Elsword. I did however change his hair color from red to grey ^^
Oh cool!, thanks :3
So beating OOT to get the basically New Game + version of it is too hidden?
My thoughts exactly
+FancyKitty777 I bought the game only for Master Quest I completed the original at least 5 times before. Was so angry to have to complete it another time!
look. having to beat the game to unlock something isn't super hidden.
"This is bullshit, I have to beat OOT to play the Master Quest Version" Oh boo hoo
+FrostBittn The problem is that the game was over 10 years old and a lot of people found the main quest to easy.
+Flood Forums So? Its not just about the difficulty when you play a game, its the joy you get out of the whole experience.
Difficulty is part of the experience though. If a game is too easy you don't get any of the fear or tension. For the people who have been playing Zelda games for years im sure they swept through every boss and every monster, in fact i bet some of them found it so easy it was boring. It makes sense to leave out the masters quest in the original the technology was new no one was good at it. In 2011 Masters quest might as well have been a Hard difficulty with extra effort put in why make people play through a game they're already "masters" at? It's redundant.
+Sparkbomber
I've played games that were boringly easy, to the point where I didn't even want to play anymore. The Tomb Raider reboot comes to mind for this.
Difficulty is a part of "the whole experience." If the game wants to play itself, I see no reason for me to continue caring.
Au contraire Crazy Jay , an easy game can still have other redeeming features. Exploration, hidden content, beautiful music, good story-telling, neat choreography and so on.
Let me share a few examples:
Aside from the boss battles, Undertale is relatively easy. But it does not need hard battles in order to provide one of the most amazing experiences you could hope to get. And yes, if you want to, you can get dunked on in the Genocide route by 'the easiest enemy in the game'-not.
Going back a ways further, in the SNES era, there was Brainlord. Okay, by today's standards not the best rpg and it was outclassed by its competitors mostly. But in terms of npc-usage (going into dungeons, reacting to events, etc.) it actually helped to set the bar for later games such as Alundra, etc..
I've not played the reboot of Tombraider (no desire to either tbh), but if its anything like the other parts in the series before it then yes, difficulty would be its main selling point. The hidden content and such has always had a slightly flat quality in the series imo. -.-;;
DUH ! IT'S TOO HARD FOR ME 2 FINISH OCARINA OFF TEIM ! I'LL NEVER BE ABEL TO PLAI THE MASTER QUEST WICH IS 3 TIMES MORE DIFFICULT !
Realy GamesRadar ?
I miss this in modern gaming. There was a strange sense of achievement unlocking anything hidden in games, including stupid but fun "cheat codes" to turn on big head mode, or squeaky guns, or ants in pants.
I'm glad Naughty Dog gets this with the Uncharted games. At least some devs are still willing to do it instead of packing stuff within paid DLC post release.
"Beat the game one time to unlock a harder version!"
*Whiney voice* "BUT THAT'S TOO MUCH WOOOOOOORK. I WANT IT NOOOOOOWWWWWW"
I feel as if the irony was intended. I haven't seen the video yet but if this is on about metal gear rising, put in the konami code at the title screen
@@cameronmorgan2347 after watching the video again, i remember that my comment was about the Ocarina of Time Master Quest. He's complaining that you have to beat the game once to unlock it. NO SHIT SHERLOCK IT'S A ****SECOND**** ADVENTURE for a reason. It's supposed to be a reward. He sounds entitled all through the video.
I hate to be "that guy", but most MGS players found that shit day one.
Armies of the Night wasn't THAT hidden, all you had to do was beat the game OR buy it on PSP.
guys no secrets allowed, stop making weird secrets to reward dedicated players.
how about most of the character questlines in bloodborne and some souls games?
True
You know what you have to do right? Get Gud.
Filthy CASUL
+FilthyCasualKai Fuck off, that's the charm of BB. It doesn't hold your hand, and tbh I'd like to see more games do the same.
Really? You should play old D&D games where whole actual questlines are build arround the concept of finding stuff yourself. For example in dark souls 1 + 2 i did all the charakter questlines randomly, except siegmeyers.
Oddly enough, my copy of Crazy Taxi 3 has both West Coast and Small Apple unlocked from the very beginning. Haven't touched the minigames yet. Wonder if there's more than one version of the game?
Who else finds words like "fan service" cringey?
me
+Jeremih_23 depends on the usage for me, fan service of treating long time fans to a nostalgia trip is ok fan service, scattaly cladding all the female characters is in my opinion not ok fan service
+Noragami No one refers to fan service as anything to do with services to the fans
+Jeremih_23 I'm honestly not trying to be a dickbag but I fing the word "cringey" cringey
+Joe R that's what I was trying to get at... Game developers can put what ever they want in their game..... It's just some fan service doesn't appeal to me, and thus I refer to it as not ok, but that doesn't mean I think it should exist....
I've gotten most of these just by literally playing and beating games that I paid money for. There are definitely much more hidden/actually hard to get secrets/extras in video games that require more than just beating the game.
while i agree that Master Quest should have been accessable from the start in OOT, non of these should be on this kind of list. hell, unlocking the cool alternate costumes in DMC is more of a challenge since you have to beat the game like 5+ times in increasing difficulty to get the Legendary Dark Knight mode.
The master quest is way harder than the original game. Kids would choose the Master Quest because it has the coolest name and they would get rekt...
***** maybe kids who havent played OOT before, but for we who have beat the original game it would have been nice to have the rarer harder mode right away
it helps get you used to everything before a challenge
Oh my God, I'm so glad you pronounced FAQ 'FAK". I've been arguing with someone that it's cool to call it a FAK rather than F-A-Q, but he wasn't buying it.
I want my 9 minutes back
hahaha yes my thoughts exactly
I literally lol'ed at the pronunciation of "indefatigable" there towards the end.
The last one sounded like whining.
Green Goblin in Spiderman (the first movie game), only way to be able to play as him is through a cheat code. It's really cool because he has totally different dialogue than spiderman and responded differently to other characters.
getting parappa in Um jammer lammy, you just gotta finish the 1 player mode
Basically what I'm getting from this is
"I SHOULDNT ACTUALLY HAVE TO BE DECENT AT A GAME TO BE REWARDED FOR BEING GOOD AT THE GAME."
THESE are hidden too well? God help you if you filthy casuals ever try playing Morrowind, doubt you'd even find the main story....
+CheffBryan
And that's not even a lie.
Oh no reading in game text to figure things out the horror
Jason Miller
It's more understanding than reading.
+causeofcurse X'D
The fun thing is, it's not hard to find the story, but it's too damn easy to fuck it up forever. Ah, I loved that piece of software. Than again, Skyrim with mods does some hardcore RPG wonder as well, but only with mods that is and that's a bit of a shame.
causeofcurse I understood the lusty argonian maid but IDK if that was oblivion or Morrowind
Every single one of these feels better after you've earned it.I would rather see a cool hidden thing and work to unlock it then it just to be given to me
Armies of the night for ps2 wasn't really hidden all you had to do was beat the whole game
"I never thought I'd fall in love...." Right as Link walks up to Saria. Perfect timing.
How is the master quest thing that hard
its not
+probably not the illuminati ya you just beat the game and then boom you have it
+Andrew Shupp Yeah, and the game is not hard to beat. You have the 3 child dungeons, then the 7 adult dungeons which are all pretty straight forward then ganons castle. The hardest part is getting to the dungeons.
Originally only available on a separate golden cartridge given away during a contest: "Eh, whatever"
Beat the game to unlock it: "OH GOD SO HARD"
Yo. Where's Sonic and Tails in Melee?
dude you're dumb AF that was an April Fools joke
Irony^
+The Man Who Created Turtles To Take Over The World Hahaha indeed x'D
They should also include every rare weapon in Borderlands 2. Even if you got their special rare golden keys from codes provided by the company, the odds of getting even a relatively pedestrian "rare" weapon was astronomically small, much less one of the legendary weapons (which most people only ever got through special one day promotions).
WAIT SO YOU'RE TELLING ME I HAVE TO BEAT A GAME AND FIND HIDDEN ITEMS TO GET A COOL REWARD?!!?! I ACTUALLY HAD TO PLAY THE GAME?!??! WHAAAAAAT?!?!
+AceOfHearts
Here i was looking forward for the $10 microtransaction to open this secret.
I'm actually expected to play the games? Fuck you, Nintendo. Everything's clearly your fault for not doing like the best game company in the world, macintosh.
+Kanakotka Yea man I just wanted to spend $300 for a texture on my gun and $500 for the season pass and all the pay to win things. Like who actually likes playing games anymore. #brokebutgotthedlc
What is the name of the background music?
this list
"YOU HAVE TO COMPLETE THE GAME TO GET UNLOCKABLES WTF"
+Qaladan That's like saying, for example, the costumes in Ultimate Spider-Man were too hard to get because you just had to beat the game and complete certain events, which for the most part, were pretty easy (With the exception of the Johnny Storm Races.)
+edgehead26 It's even worse than that, because it's not even talking about difficult to unlock things.. it's talking about things that were hidden in the game. Like, who the hell isn't going to play the 7 stages of UmJammer Lammy? That's the loosest definition of hidden I've ever heard. :P
Qaladan I couldn't explain it better.
Uh....all you have to do to get Parappa mode in Jammer Lammy is to clear the normal game. If that's "Too Hidden" in a game, then shoot I don't know what to tell ya pal. I think Parappa mode is fine as a cool unlock reward for clearing the game. What, d'ya want them to have it open at the beginning?
Not to mention we got a "real sequel" with Parappa the Rapper 2 on the PS2. Parappa Mode is more or less a subplot for Um Jammer Lammy. Not really "Sequel" material.
_Razzle Joestar_
Come on, the PaRappa levels are just barely hidden. All you do is beat the game. You don't even need to beat it on Cool.
That said, I agree that they should have advertised him being in the game because UmJammer Lammy was by far the most awesome entry in the series and was a trillion times better than PaRappa 2.
Me and my roommate used to play Warriors all the time. But after beating the main game, we played Armies of the Night numerous times and had a blast! It never felt like a downgrade.
the xof patches aren't hard to find...
+Paul Hensley except the one patch....unless you know about it or get it on accident you'll never find it.
true.
+JuggyBohab If you mean the one where you have to roll around, you'll know where it is because of a cutscene but not how to get it.
+JuggyBohab Yeah, I got it by accident. I was so confused...
if you cqc grab the guards you can actually get their locations, the tapes on the other hand...
Honestly, I never minded OoT 3D's Master Quest lock. In fact, I ended up enjoying Master Quest so much, my Master Quest save-file reached 100% completion of the game, my normal save file only ever completed the story itself. And when I later went back to play Normal Quest, I was so used to Master Quest's reversed map, I kept getting confused. That is how much I played Master Quest.
It's good to find out that all the "True/old school gamers" are here in the comments section
We true and old games either causal or hardcore know these games weren't hard to really get the extra stuff. It they made it any easier it would make it too easy. Crazy Taxi had made it a chore but not necessary difficult. All I heard from this guy was "whine whine whine; I'm lazy to do any effort in the game". Now if it were a tedious process to unlock artwork then it can be put up as a possibility . But this isn't even about opinions when factually these aren't hard to do unless your too lazy to do so. Like the Master Quest, why would you not want to play Legend of Zelda again? What's the point to get it then if you weren't going to beat the full game(
+Nick VanderKooi (Master Grunt) Sadly this is the state now because people are getting spoiled. Instead of putting forth effort they want everything to come with a season pass.
+Vitor Heerdt Gamers never die we only re spawn. Unless someone is camping in the spawn.
+Cody Sullivan true but it's not the season pass because some season pass do make sense such as games like fallout. Or games that add extra content but I agree in general. A lot of season pass like batman Arkham knight contained mostly costumes and skins. Which most could have been unlockables
Nick VanderKooi I know this because i've done at least 4 of this 7 """"impossible"""" hidden unlockables when i had less than 11 years old, but my point in this comment is there is a LOT of people getting too much rage for a weak list
I fucking wish games as of late had unlocks like these. Getting the invincible monster truck in Excite Truck, the upside down castle in Symphony of the Night, the extra weapons in Bayonetta, the secrets in the Zelda Oracle games, the Street Fighter moves in the Megaman X games. I'm happy if a game has worthwhile unlocks instead of promissory DLC and paywalls. People want shit too easy, with little effort, or straight from the get-go. Games are expensive so anything that gives a product longevity and worthwhile bonuses and secrets without having to pay extra is a good thing.
Really the only difficult one on here was the ninja gaiden one. But even then these aren't really buried that deep. What about Excalibur II in FF IX? You have to basically speed run the game to get it
that's actually very specifically double dragon, the chick getting punched in the babymaker is exactly how it starts
All of the "true gamers" in the comment section are hard to deal with.
Remember in Odin Sphere that you have to beat the game five time with different characters to unlock the final chapter, then beat the bosses in the right order to get the true ending?
every ultimate weapon in FF7
What I expected on this video: Unlockables gotten through random codes or doing obscure things.
What I got from this video: Unlockables gotten through beating the game.
Lmao how are these unlockables way too hidden?
All I heard was whining. The MGSV Ground Zeros unlocks weren't hard. If you remembered MGS 1 at all or even played it
OOT Secret "This is dumb! You gotta beat the game you paid like 60 bucks for to even get to it D:
aww yes the days where you actually had to play the game enough to unlock secret levels and characters, too bad the damn gaming industry nowadays is so money hungry that the only unlockables you have are unlocked through your debit card, it actually sickens me to find out that fighting games like mortal kombat and street fighter make you pay for extra characters. I remember when you had to beat the game without dieing or something like that and than beat akuma to get him.
Games like call of duty purposely leave out levels to later on charge your ass for, and than when you do buy new levels waalaa in 2 months the next call of duty is out and its the same cycle. As a long time gamer this bothers me alot not to mention having to do a damn update everytime i just wanna play a game, they dont even let you play the game without updating it you are forced to update
now i know all the games mentioned arnt that old but its becoming a trend ive noticed
+USMC'SGamingNetwork True to the fullest.
*****
Currently not, but I come and go a lot. Lol, i got my quest cape and kinda just stopped.
add me, and p.m. me so I know it's you, lol. TokyoGeass
I remember the outcry to this day. Ocarina of time was announced for 3DS, and a choir of the game's fans rang out "We have to beat Ocarina of Time AGAIN?!"
Nintendo's HQ was burned to the ground the next day.
I remember most people praising it as it added replay value
Megaman's Hadouken
I could never figure out how to get the extra MGSV missioms but now I know exactly what to do
Okay... what? Number 1? Hello?????? OOT is easy as hell to beat
But it's a great game. :D
Okay but the list isn't about good games
Tru, but I STILL LOVE OOT.
Okay.
k
I'm suprised The Lost from The Binding of Isaac Rebirth didn't make the list as it was very well hidden and was only discovered because of data mining not to mention all the steps it takes and the exactness you have to do them in to get the unlock.
how is beating a game number 1 on the list of too hiden?
+Batman The Superman Killer and I LAUGh at them sayuign master quets hard ot get on game cube, good old blockbuster had copies of it
+Ubu90 Dude! u didn't even make sense 🐇 lol, try again bruh 😂 U funny doe 👑 & u kool 2 👓
what I meant was master quest on the gamecube was not hard to find at all
OMG I did not Know that about um jammer lammy...I was going to go back to that game again but now that makes me want to try it again even more!
Hidden in great games? Then why was The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on this list?
cuz its a great game
Nostalgia fanboys
I think we're forgetting the even more hidden unlockable in Mario Kart Super Circuit, and that is the Night time title screen. Sunset? That's nothing. Play through the game like normal, and get all the gold trophies, and it's not too difficult (but takes an eternity). Night time title screen required *** rank on every cup on every class. Not to mention how difficult it was to even get *** rank... it was one thing that made me not want to complete MKSC. Another great unlockable from another game would be in 'Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town', where you can get a mountain cottage, but cannot be obtained until at least 50 in-game years of marriage. It's just nuts.
how about the hg40 in bo3.....its behind a wall....a paywall....
+Dustin Farmer I don't even know what that is.
I must admit that im dissapointed by this list. To name a few, way more difficult unlockables in games: The Elton Brand weapon in Morrowind (you needed to complete a allready hidden, questline to get Goldbrand. Turn into a vampire..... meet a very specific person who didnt had a quest unless you are a vampire, while most people dont even talk to you when your a vampire... Complete the quest, come back with Goldbrand and exactly 11171 gold and THEN you get Elton brand.
Another example: The duckraces or Fangmeis Birthday in Shenmue 2, who require to talk to specific persons on specific times during the game, beat one of the hardest fights/QTE's ingame and a whole bunch of other stuff. Anyone else some other examples?
Oh no you have to beat a game once to unlock something? Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
#2 and #1 are bonus unlocks for beating the game. Meanwhile, Mewtwo from Melee is sitting in the waiting room wondering when his turn is coming...