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Legend of Legaia (PS1)

Cross-Series (Alundra): One of the songs from Alundra also appears in Legend of Legaia. The sad theme for both games. (Credit: Oddeye)
Status: TRUE: The song being referred to here is called "Cara's Theme" on the PSF soundtrack of Legaia, and it's identical to the one called "Requiem" on Alundra's PSF (called "Dust to Dust" in Alundra's in-game Sound Test). Here's a (PSF File) for proof, but I'm only putting up one because the PSF's for both games are identical.

Cross-Series (Alundra): There's another song that appears in both of Legaia's and Alundra's PSF soundtracks! It's called "Excitement 2" on Alundra's and "Unknown" on Legaia's. Here's a (PSF File) of it, but I don't know what it's used for in either game. I only finished Alundra once, and I don't remember this piece, though when I heard it on the Legaia soundtrack, I immediately recognized it as one I'd heard in Alundra's soundtrack.
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.


Legend of Mana (PS1)

Cross-Series (Various): If certain requirements are met, you can have a Chocobo (from the Final Fantasy games) as a pet monster, as well as a sword from SaGa Frontier 2. (Credit: Ace Whatever)
Status: Unverified


Legend of the Mystical Ninja, The (SNES)

Cross-Series (Kid Dracula): There's a Kid Dracula head item hidden on the side of the HoroHoro Temple in the first town.
Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it.

Cross-Series (Gradius): The arcade house has the first level of Gradius. (Credit: Crawl and 1000)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Cross-Series (Wai Wai World): The purple-haired, long-eared (or are those horns?) girl that appears on the televisions in the arcades to ask you what game you want to play is none other than Konami Girl, costar of the Famicom game Wai Wai World. (Credit: Dire 51)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO. Source: The OPCFG.


Legend of Zelda, The (NES)

Cross-Series (Clu Clu Land): The rupee was a graphic originally used in Clu Clu Land. (Credit: Shadow Villgust)
Status: TRUE: Screenshots prove it: (Clu Clu Land Rupee) (Legend of Zelda Rupee)


Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, The (SNES)

Cross-Series (Super Mario Bros.): Mario's head appears in paintings on walls.
Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it.

Cross-Series (Super Mario Bros. 3): There are Chain Chomps from Super Mario Bros. 3 in Turtle Rock Dungeon.
Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it. On side note, doesn't it seem like Turtle Rock is somehow connected to the Mario Universe? First of all, it's shaped like a turtle (Koopa), it has the Chain Chomps, and you go through pipes while inside of it (there is no place else in the game where you do this). Also, the enemies that surround its Light World counterpart look similar to Para-Goombas.

Movie (The Wizard of Oz): Possible Wizard of Oz reference: The sign that's next to the sleeping man in the desert says, "Pay no attention to the man sleeping by this sign", which is a lot like the line near the end of The Wizard of Oz where the Wizard says, "Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!" (Screenshot)
Status: Coincidence?: That line is so famous, I'd be really surprised if this wasn't intentional.

Miscellaneous: There is a very well-hidden secret room with the name "Chris Houlihan" written on a wall tile. He is the winner of a Nintendo Power contest to have his name featured in a game. (Credit: Kairobi King)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO. Source: Nintendo Power.


Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, The (GB)

Cross-Series (Super Mario Bros.): Goombas and Pirahna Plants from the Super Mario Bros. games appear in the underground tunnels that connect areas of the dungeons. Interestingly enough, while the Goombas can be killed by the sword or other methods, only stomping them, a la Mario, will give you a heart. (Credit: Flying Omelette & Mike Waters)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Cross-Series (SimCity): Mr. Write is Dr. Wright from the SNES version of SimCity. The music heard in both Mr. Write's and the Goat Lady's houses is Dr. Wright's theme from SimCity. (Credit: Flying Omelette & Andrew Rae)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Cross-Series (Super Mario Bros.): Tarin looks like Mario, he hunts for mushrooms in the woods, and turns into a Raccoon after eating a "strange leaf". The man in the henhouse looks like Luigi. The picture that the Goat Lady sends to Mr. Write is a picture of Princess Toadstool (Peach). Bowwow, the dog in Mabe Village, is a Chain Chomp from Super Mario Bros. 3.
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Cross-Series (Kirby): There's an enemy called Anti-Kirby in one of the palaces that looks like Kirby, and it even tries to inhale you. (Credit: Flying Omelette & Timothy Barta)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Cross-Series (Super Mario Bros. 2): The Frog King that teaches you the "Frog Song of Soul" is Wart from Super Mario Bros. 2/Doki Doki Panic.
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Console (N64): If you throw magic powder on one of those enemies that looks like a dancing pickle, it changes form, and if you talk to it, it says something like, "It can display thousands of polygons", which might either be a reference to the Super FX Chip or the N64, if the N64 was in development at the time Link's Awakening was made.
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Cross-Series (Super Mario World): In the crane game, you can get a Yoshi Doll as a prize. (Credit: Codie Martin)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Cross-Series (Kaeru no Tame ni Kane ha Naru): Richard is from a Japanese Game Boy game called "Kaeru no Tame ni Kane ha Naru". Kaeru is Japanese for "Frog", which explains the frogs in his house. (Credit: Mark Kelly)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO. Source: Nintendo Database.

Cross-Series (Super Mario Bros.): Other Mario enemies that appear in the game include Boo Buddy, Blooper, Pokey, Piranha Plant, Cheep Cheep, Goomba, Shy Guy. All have their Mario names except Shy Guy who is called "Mask Mimic". The Japanese version does use his Mario name, though. (Credit: Mark Kelly)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Cross-Series (Mario Paint): In the Japanese version, enter your name as TOTAKEKE (in Japanese Katakana). The background music will change to the strange tune from Mario Paint, Kazumi Totaka's signature tune. In Richard's house let the music loop a few times and it changes to a different version of Kazumi Totaka's signature tune. (Credit: Mark Kelly)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO. Source: Nintendo Database.


Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, The (N64)

Music: You play the song "The Ballad of the Wind Fish" in the milk bar. The song title comes from Link's Awakening. (Credit: Bomberguy221)
Status: TRUE: Verified by www.vgmusic.com.

Cross-Series (Super Mario Bros.): One of the masks that the mask salesman has on his backpack looks like Mario. (Credit: Isaac)
Status: Unverified


Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, The (N64)

Cross-Series (Super Mario Bros.): Talon and Ingo look like Mario and Luigi. Malon might possibly be based on Princess Toadstool (Peach), and she is wearing a Bowser-head brooch. There are also pictures of Mario and other characters from the Mario games behind a window in Hyrule Castle Courtyard.
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

Character Cameos: Malon and Talon of 64 and the GBC Zelda games are clearly based on Marin and Tarin of Link's Awakening. I'm not even sure why they bothered to renamed them, as the characters are so alike in every way: Malon, young girl, crush on Link, sings; Talon, her lazy father, sleeps all the time. (Credit: Aaron Campbell)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO. Perhaps Nintendo renamed them as a way of explaining how these characters, who existed only in a dream, ended up being in the real Hylian world after all.

Cross-Series (Super Mario 64): A sign on the second floor of the Dodongo's cavern is printed on a stone tablet rather than a usual sign. The bizarre texture used on the tablet is the same texture used on the fountain in the castle garden in Super Mario 64. (Credit: Mark Kelly)
Status: TRUE: Verified by FO. Note that this is the same texture tile that caused that whole "Luigi is in Super Mario 64" rumor years ago.


Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons, The (GBC)

Cross-Series (Super Mario Bros.): The Cheep-Cheeps from Super Mario Bros. are in Zelda: Oracle of Seasons. (Credit: JG Shady)
Status: Unverified


Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, The (GCN)

Cross-Series (Luigi's Mansion): The pirate Mako appears to have been based on Professor E. Gadd from Luigi's Mansion. (Credit: BGBW & Fenrir X)
Status: TRUE: (Picture) proves it.


Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards (PC)

Real Place (Las Vegas): The entire game takes place in a city called "Lost Wages", which is an obvious parody of the real-life city, Las Vegas. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Mythology (Biblical): In order to get Eve to talk to you, you have to give her an apple, an obvious reference to the biblical legend of Adam & Eve. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Programmers: After you beat the game, Sierra founder Ken Williams will come out to congratulate you, and in the VGA versions, he'll make advertisements for Leisure Suit Larry games 2, 3, & 5. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified


Leisure Suit Larry 2: Goes Looking For Love in Several Wrong Places (PC)

Specific Reference: At the beginning of the game, Eve sics a dog on you that urinates on Larry, much like the dog in the first game. The game even says the dog looks familiar. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Products (Big Gulp): The Quikie Mart convenience store sells you a drink called a "Grotesque Gulp", a parody of the Big Gulps sold at the real-life 7-11 convenience stores. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Cross-Series (Police Quest): If you take a peek through the hole in the fence behind Quikie Mart, you'll be told that you see a bunch of people playing Police Quest, another Sierra adventure game. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Programmers: Two of the people who eat at the restaurant in the jungle are Sierra founders Ken and Roberta Williams. Chief Keneewauwau, the chief of the tribe on Nontoonyt Island looks an awful lot like Sierra founder Ken Williams. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Miscellaneous: At the airport, Larry encounters some cult members called the Hairy Krishnas, who are parodies of the Hare Krishna religious group. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified


Leisure Suit Larry 3: Passionate Patti in Pursuit of the Pulsating Pectorals (PC)

Specific Reference: Look at the statue at the beginning of the game: It's dedicated to Larry for saving Nontoonyt Island, as in Leisure Suit Larry 2. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Programmers: Chief Keneewauwau shows up again, and he still looks like Ken Williams. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Real Place (Chippendales): The male strip club Patti encounters in the game is called Chip N' Dale's, a parody of real-life male strip club Chippendale's. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

TV Shows (Looney Tunes): If Patti dies at the hands of a feral pig, the little "Game Over"-style screen has an animation of a feral pig bursting out of a Looney Tunes-style logo, just like cartoon character Porky Pig when he announces, "That's all, folks!" (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified


Leisure Suit Larry 5: Passionate Patti Does a Little Undercover Work (PC)

Real Place (Hard Rock Cafe): The Hard Disk Cafe is a spin-off of the Hard Rock Cafe. (Credit: Andy Thorley)
Status: Unverified

Famous Person (Various): Throughout the course of the game, Patti has erotic dreams about three rich celebrities: Donald Trump, Bill Gates, and (I'm honestly not kidding here) Uncle Scrooge. Also, the casino in Atlantic City is called "Tramp Casino", an obvious reference to Donald Trump. The store in Atlantic City where you get your roller skates is called "Ivana Skates", and the clerk in the store bears a strong resemblence to Ivana Trump. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Famous Person (Various): The basement in Baltimore's K-RAP studios contains statues of singers Barry Manilow and Connie Stevens, jokingly referred to as the king and queen of rock. The rappers found in K-RAP studios are called Contested Development and P.C. Hammer, obvious parodies of real-life rappers Arrested Development and M.C. Hammer. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Famous Person (George Bush/Dan Quayle): After you successfully land the plane, President George Bush makes a phone call to congratulate you (he was the current president at the time of the game's release), and he invites you to a banquet featuring Vice-President Dan Quayle. (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified

Specific Reference: The entire plot of the game is an in-joke to the Leisure Suit Larry series. See, there was NO Leisure Suit Larry 4, and in this game, Larry suddenly has amnesia, and the game's villain, Mr. Big, has supposedly stolen "the missing floppies" for Leisure Suit Larry 4! (Credit: SlyDante)
Status: Unverified


Leisure Suit Larry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out! (PC)

Products (Various): Most of the women you have to, um, "conquer" in this game are named after fine wines:

  • Cavaricchi Vuarnet: Cavernet
  • Charlotte Donay: Chardonnay
  • Gammie Boysulay: Gamay AND Beaujolais
  • Merrily Lowe: Merlot
  • Shamara Payne: Champagne (Credit: SlyDante & Andy Thorley)
    Status: Unverified

    TV Shows (Studs): Larry wins his resort tickets on a game show called "Stallions", which is a parody of the dating game show "Studs", right down to the format they use. (Credit: SlyDante)
    Status: Unverified

    Programmers: The tram operator is Art Serobian, who was LSL creator Al Lowe's computer mentor. (Credit: SlyDante)
    Status: Unverified

    Programmers: When you dig through the trash can in the kitchen, the game says "Good idea! Digging through the trash is always an excellent idea in an Al Lowe game!" (Credit: SlyDante)
    Status: Unverified


    Leisure Suit Larry 7: Love for Sail! (PC)

    Famous Person (Various): The names of the women Larry can woo in this game are all sexually-charged puns on actresses: Drew Barringmore (Drew Barrymore), Victorian Principles (Victoria Principal), Annette Boning (Annette Bening), and Jamie Lee Coitus (Jamie Lee Curtis), and Dewmi Moore (Demi Moore). The exceptions are Wydoncha and Nailmi Jugg, who are supposed to caricature the Judds (Wynonna and Naomi) of country music fame, and of course Captain Thygh herself, Larry's ultimate goal. (Credit: Devin de Gruyl & SlyDante)
    Status: Unverified

    Specific Reference: After you, um, "convert" Victorian Principles into "Vicky", you'll notice she's now playing Leisure Suit Larry 6 on her computer. (Credit: SlyDante)
    Status: Unverified

    Famous Person (Calvin Klein): Jamie Lee Coitus says that her fashion designs were stolen by rival designer Calvin Klone, a parody of real-life fashion designer Calvin Klein. (Credit: SlyDante)
    Status: Unverified

    Programmers: When you try to rummage through one of the trash cans in the game, the narrator says there's nothing in it. Larry replies by saying, "But Al Lowe always hides something in the trash can!" The narrator then says he didn't do it this time because there wasn't enough memory. (Credit: SlyDante)
    Status: Unverified

    Programmers: When you talk to Peggy, choose the "Other" option and type in "Look at Peggy's chest" (or anything along those lines). You'll hear some dialogue that sounds like a behind-the-scenes blooper of sorts. (Credit: SlyDante)
    Status: Unverified

    Art (Michelangelo): At the entrance to the casino, there's a version of Michelangelo's David statue made out of playing cards, and a sculptor is working on a Venus De Milo statue made out of dice. (Credit: SlyDante)
    Status: Unverified


    Le Mans 24 (Arcade)

    Cross-Series (Sonic the Hedgehog): Sonic is a playable character. (Credit: Michael Morrissette)
    Status: Unverified


    Lemmings (Multiplatform)

    Cross-Series (Various): SNES version only: In the two-player level entitled "Graffiti", the names of several Sunsoft games, including Blaster Master, Ufouria, Freedom Force, and Super Spy Hunter, are written all over the level. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: TRUE: Screenshots prove it: (Screenshot 1) (Screenshot 2)

    Cross-Series (Various): Older Computer, SNES, Genesis: Four levels borrow their music and graphics from earlier Psygnosis games. The levels are "A Beast of a Level" (Shadow of the Beast), "MENACING!!!" (Menace), "What an AWESOME Level" (Awesome), and "A Beast II of a Level" (Shadow of the Beast II). These levels, for whatever reason, were removed from the later versions such as the Game Boy Color and the Lemmings that comes with Lemmings Paintball. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: TRUE: Verified by the Lemmings code book, "Lemmings: The Official Companion". Here are some screenshots of the levels, provided by Codie Martin (Be warned that the "Menace" screenshot is a bit gruesome). (Shadow of the Beast) (Menace) (Awesome) (Shadow of the Beast 2)

    Music (Various): Many of the songs are "borrowed". There's "Can-Can", "London Bridge is Falling Down", "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain When She Comes", and Mozart's "Rondo alla Turca". (Credit: Codie Martin & Fenrir X)
    Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

    Literature (Sherlock Holmes): There's a stage called "It's Lemmingentry Watson" which is a spoof on Sherlock Holmes's line, "It's Elementary, Watson!". (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it. (FO's Note: Believe it or not, Sherlock Holmes never actually said, "It's elementary, my dear Watson!", or anything close to that line in any of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's official works. It's a widespread urban myth of unknown origins, but this entry still counts as a Sherlock Holmes & Watson reference, regardless.)

    Art (M.C. Escher): There's a stage called "Tribute to M.C. Escher", after the artist who made those paintings with the lizards and staircases. The stage's official comment in the Lemmings guide book says, "The tribute to M.C. Escher mentioned on this level goes no farther than the name; the graphics on this level itself have nothing to do with Mr. Escher's bizarre artwork". It may have been named this because it requires lots of building (and thus, staircases are going to be all over the place). Or maybe the programmers were just being silly. (Credit: Codie Martin )
    Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it.

    Movie (A Nightmare on Elm Street): There's a stage called "Nightmare on Lem Street" which is a spoof of "Nightmare on Elm Street". (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it.

    Movie (Mary Poppins): There's a stage called "Mary Poppins' Land", after that crazy movie about the woman from the sky. This is only on the PC version and in the hint book. The SNES version calls it "Umbrella Land". (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

    Miscellaneous: The concept of the game is based on the myth of the real-life lemmings - small creatures with suicidal tendencies who mindlessly march en masse to their deaths off cliffs and into lakes. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.


    Lemmings 2: The Tribes (Multiplatform)

    Cross-Series (Tetris): In the Classic tribe, the level "Lemtris" is made up of several Tetris blocks. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it.

    Music (Various): The background music to the Circus tribe is a combination of music you'd hear during circus acts. "Lock Lomond", the Scottish anthem, is the background music to the Highland tribe. The background music to the Polar tribe is a combination of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" and "Frosty the Snowman". (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: TRUE: Verified by www.vgmusic.com.


    Lemmings 3D (PC)

    Products (Jelly Belly): Psygnosis seems to have made a deal with Jelly Belly, because some of the levels are made out of Jelly Bellies and have the Jelly Belly logo somewhere on them. Also, the Jelly Belly logo appears during the game's startup. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: Unverified


    Lemmings Revolution (PC)

    Miscellaneous: There's a stage called "The Iron Curtain", after the invisible line that separated the communist countries from the capitalist countries during the cold war. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: Unverified

    TV Shows (Looney Tunes): There's a stage called "Speedy Gonzales", named after the speedy mouse of Looney Tunes. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: Unverified

    TV Shows (The Lone Ranger): There's a stage called "The Lone Ranger", named after the horseman from the old TV show. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: Unverified

    TV Shows (Mission: Impossible): There's a stage called "Mission Impossible", named after the TV show. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: Unverified


    Life Force (Multiplatform)

    Celebrity: The 2-player ship, Lord British, may have been named after the creator of the Ultima series. (Credit: Deathspork & Dire 51)
    Status: Bizarre Coincidence?: I personally don't buy this one, but Crawl is convinced it's an actual reference.

    Cross-Series (Gradius): Life Force is a spin-off of Gradius, but this seems like a very particular cameo. In Level 5, at about the midpoint right before it changes from being a cave to a pyramid, the music changes to the Gradius boss theme and you fight three miniature Xaerous Core Fighters. Also remember that the enemy of Life Force (Zelos) is completely different from the enemy of Gradius (Bacterion), so the only plausible explanation for the appearance of these Core Fighters is that Zelos must've swallowed part of the Bacterion Empire along with all the other planets and galaxies he consumed. (Credit: Junus Crowe & Flying Omelette)
    Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it.

    Cross-Series (Gradius): Life Force also has the Gradius Moai heads in the final level. (Credit: Setzer the Great)
    Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it.


    Little Ninja Brothers (NES)

    Cross-Series (Flying Warriors): Rick and his master Gengai, from Flying Warriors, are in one of the towns.
    Status: TRUE: Verified by FO. (Gengai Screenshot) I wasn't able to get Rick because he doesn't reappear after you beat him, but he is in there.

    Cross-Series/Music (The Magic of Scheherazade): After beating the Water Lily Palace, music from Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade" plays in the background, which can also be seen as a reference to Culture Brain's other NES RPG, The Magic of Scheherazade.
    Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

    Music (Can-Can): The training music theme is the "Can-Can".
    Status: TRUE: Verified by FO.

    Real Place (McDonald's): The hamburger shops are called "McRonald's", an obvious reference to McDonald's. The waitress even has the yellow McDonald's "M" on her hat!
    Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it.

    Character Cameo: Dragon Shogun, the final boss of the Game Boy game Ninja Boy, appears as a random enemy in this game's final area.
    Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) proves it.


    Lode Runner (NES)

    Cross-Series (Bomberman): The enemies are Bombermen. (Credit: Hobbes)
    Status: Unverified


    Lost Vikings, The (Multiplatform)

    Movie (Aliens): After the first Egyptian level, the dialogue between the three vikings goes:
    Erik: Boy these monsters are getting tough.
    Baleog: Don't worry guys, I'll protect you.
    Erik: We're doomed...
    Olaf: Game over, man!
    "I'll protect you!" and "Game over, man!" are Hudson lines from Aliens. "We're doomed" is probably a censored version of Hudson's "We're f*****"! (Credit: Codie Martin & Flying Omelette)
    Status: TRUE: (Screenshot) animation proves it.

    Real Place (Cairo, Egypt): The password for the third Egyptian stage is "C1R0", which translates to "Cairo", a city in Egypt. Almost all the passwords in Lost Vikings are like this, so it's not coincidence. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: Unverified

    Movie (The Wizard of Oz): At the start of the first Candyland stage, Erik says, "I don't think we are in Kansas anymore, Toto", which is that famous line Dorothy says from The Wizard of Oz. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: Unverified


    Low G Man (NES)

    Cross-Series (G.I. Joe): If you beat this game on the hardest setting (B-levels), you will see the ending sequence. It ends with the sentence, "If you think you're good, just wait for G.I. Joe!!" (Credit: Ruudos)
    Status: TRUE: Screenshots prove it: (Screenshot 1) (Screenshot 2)


    Luigi's Mansion (GCN)

    Art (Van Gogh): The ghost named "Vincent Van Gore" is a spoof of the famous artist, "Vincent Van Gogh". (Credit: Deven711)
    Status: Unverified

    Literature (Frankenstein/Dracula): In the bathroom where you have to get five Boos to enter, there's a poster of Frankenstein and Dracula on the side of the room. (Credit: Deven711)
    Status: Unverified

    Music: In the music room you are asked to identify a piece of music. The music is from the original Super Mario Bros. game. (Credit: Mark Kelly)
    Status: Unverified

    Console (Game Boy): One of the Boos is named "Game Boo", after the Game Boy. (Credit: Codie Martin)
    Status: Unverified


    Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete (PS1)

    Products (Tootsie Pop/M&M's): There is an NPC near the entrance to Vane that asks you how many licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop, and also asks how they get the M's on the M&M's. (Credit: MJB817)
    Status: Unverified


    Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete (PS1)

    Specific Reference: In Bromide X, you can see Borgan holding the Dark Schitmear. This weapon was an extremely powerful sword that you could only get in the Sega Saturn version through a Gameshark. (Credit: Ironwolf)
    Status: Unverified


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