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Game Hunt: Find The Hidden Images From Gaming's Past And Present
Everyone loved the Highlights magazine hidden pictures when they were a kid, but most of our subscriptions ran out long ago. However, that doesn't make the act of finding hidden images within a larger one any less fun, so we've tucked 22 characters, symbols, and items into the above picture for you to find. Click on the image above for the big version, and tell us how many you were able to spot.
Here's the full list of what to look for:
1. Metroid
2. Ms. Pacman
3. Wander & Agro
4. Lara Croft
5. Solid Snake
6. Masquerade poster (Bioshock)
7. Sackboy
8. Zombie Dog (Resident Evil)
9. King Hippo
10. Moogle
11. Felynx
12. Space Invader
13. Sonic
14. Triforce
15. Catwoman
16. Claptrap
17. Nuka-Cola Quantum
19. Sam Fisher
20. Peng poster (Dead Space)
21. Gordon Freeman's crowbar
22. E.T. Atari game cartridge
(thanks to Laleh Azarshin, Jeff Akervik, and Andrew Reiner)
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