There's a literal Easter egg hidden inside a building wall in Vice City — and it changes across games.
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There's a literal Easter egg hidden inside a building wall in Vice City — and it changes across games.

In GTA Vice City, players can clip through a window near the VCN helipad to discover a secret room containing a giant chocolate egg on a podium that says "Happy Easter." In Vice City Stories on PS2, the same room exists but the egg is visibly under construction — a rare case of Rockstar acknowledging and evolving their own Easter egg across titles. The PSP version cruelly bricks up the wall entirely, making it inaccessible.

Source: Vice City News — CC BY-SA

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VCS map marking the VCN building — ground zero for PSP players getting brutally walled out of the Easter egg room.
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VCS map marking the VCN building — ground zero for PSP players getting brutally walled out of the Easter egg room.

Classic VC map — back when the window was wide open and the chocolate egg awaited.
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Classic VC map — back when the window was wide open and the chocolate egg awaited.

The OG VCN Maverick — your ride to the helipad and that sweet, sweet secret window.
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The OG VCN Maverick — your ride to the helipad and that sweet, sweet secret window.

Same chopper, different city — Rockstar loves recycling assets almost as much as evolving Easter eggs.
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Same chopper, different city — Rockstar loves recycling assets almost as much as evolving Easter eggs.

VCS front view — the PS2 version's your ticket to seeing Rockstar's rare in-progress Easter egg.
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VCS front view — the PS2 version's your ticket to seeing Rockstar's rare in-progress Easter egg.

The unfinished chocolate egg in VCS PS2 — Rockstar actually acknowledging their own Easter egg and building on it. Wild.
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The unfinished chocolate egg in VCS PS2 — Rockstar actually acknowledging their own Easter egg and building on it. Wild.

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