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Harry Potter Easter Egg Lives Under The Stairs In Dying Light: The Following
Before Harry Potter became the legendary wizard that he is today, he was tucked away in a little cupboard under the stairs in the “care” of the Dursleys. Techland has hidden an Easter egg in Dying Light: The Following which reveals that the verbally abusive Dursleys might not have survived the zombie apocalypse.
You can find what are presumably Harry’s possessions strewn about a claustrophobic room underneath the stairs of the home pictured below. There’s a broom on the wall (probably not the Nimbus 2000), a wizard-like hat, and Potter’s signature round-rimmed glasses on a nightstand.
Harry Potter doesn’t have the best track record as far as quality games go, and that’s pretty apparent from our Replay of Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone. For more Easter eggs hidden in the nooks and crannies of your favorite games, click here.
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