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There’s a short list of things that I really must know about every game—or so I thought. Popular Twitter account “CanYouPetTheDog” cleverly identified one. Apparently we allreallywanted to know if we could pet digital dogs in games that have friendly fluffs. In one of those moves that makes you go “why didn’t I think of that?” the creator has now spun off a second account that lets you know if there’s a secret to be found behind a waterfall. Seriously, how did I not think of this?
The account’s just been up a few days, so there are only a handful of examples so far. There’s Mario and Zelda, of course, along with EarthBound. For us PC players, “VGWaterfalls” has so far gotten its toes wet inThe Witcher 3andHalo: Combat Evolved Anniversary. All the examples so far are positive test cases, because I suppose it would be boring to kick off such an account only with examples where there’s nothing hiding behind the tempting sheet of water.
There is a skull behind the waterfall in Halo: Combat Evolvedpic.twitter.com/hqPZbf9Y3D— Is Something Behind the Waterfall? (@VGWaterfalls)March 5, 2020To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settings
There is a skull behind the waterfall in Halo: Combat Evolvedpic.twitter.com/hqPZbf9Y3D— Is Something Behind the Waterfall? (@VGWaterfalls)March 5, 2020
There is a skull behind the waterfall in Halo: Combat Evolvedpic.twitter.com/hqPZbf9Y3D
Secret treasures or hidden caves are a gaming classic. What’s more impressive than all those pixels roaring off a cliff, declaring their technical majesty? What might be hiding behind such an impressive display? I’m always quite tempted when I see them, assuming no one would put a waterfall in a game if not to hide something fancy behind it. Alas, not all waterfalls are made equal and I sometimes come away empty-handed.
If you’ve picked upHalo: Combat EvolvedAnniversary now that it’s out on PC as part of theMaster Chief Collection, well now you’ve got a hot tip. Make sure to grab your skull, chief.