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Just Cause 4 Easter Egg Pays Tribute To Classic '80s Music Video
We're still working on our Just Cause 4 review, but in the meantime, players have been able to jump in since its release a few days ago. So far, some players have managed to find some neat easter eggs. One in particular is a homage to a classic '80s music video.
When entering a certain half-constructed building in Just Cause 4, descending to the lower level brings a familiar tune and makes your surroundings look like they were sketched by a pencil. This is a reference to A-Ha's music video for Take On Me, which has a young woman invited into a sketchbook-like world.
In Just Case 4, a young lady dressed similarly to that character comes to dance alongside Rico. Watch the footage for yourself below, or go ahead and find it in-game. It's wonderful.
Just Cause 4 deserves an award for this Easter Egg pic.twitter.com/WrDWPjAOTX
— Pixelbuster ❄ (@Nitomatta) December 6, 2018
Here's the original music video, for comparison's sake:
Keep an eye out on the Game Informer website for our Just Cause 4 review, which should be published in the next couple days. For more interesting easter Eggs found in Just Cause 4, check out this wacky one relating to a free game called Sexy Hiking.
[Source: Twitter]
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