Dozens or even hundreds of people can struggle for years for the games we finish within hours. Of course, easter eggs can be found in these games, to which the developer team has devoted a part of his life. Knowing that players love to find these surprise eggs, the developers add surprise eggs to their games that can only be seen under certain conditions and are often hard to find.
In Halo, one of the most popular game series in the world, there is a hidden man, unlike other surprise eggs. This half-naked man, seen in both Halo 2 and Halo 3, attracts a lot of attention from the players who play the game. So who is this man, why is he seen in the game in basketball shorts?
Also known as the “Half-Naked Guy”, this surprise egg is actually the game’s developer, Jason Jones.
Jason Jones, co-founder of Bungie, which develops Halo games, is the project leader of Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2. He currently remains Bungie’s chief creative officer.
So what is this guy doing in the game?
If you were to develop a game that the whole world enjoys, would you want something from you to be included in it? Jason Jones must have wanted this too, as he added an image of himself to the game wearing only basketball shorts. This surprise egg, which is very famous in the Halo series, is first seen in Halo 2. We see the same man appearing in Halo 3 after he became popular here.
Where are the half-naked man surprise eggs?
The half-naked man from the Halo series first appears in Halo 2’s Gravemind episode. You need to start the episode in Legendary to see the surprise egg that appears in a cutscene. When you start on this difficulty level, we can see Jason Jones among the crowd in the cutscene at the beginning of the episode.
In Halo 3, we can see this half-naked man floating in a hidden area near terminal seven.
Surprise eggs make people more connected to the game.
Having a surprise egg in a game is a great way to connect the game and the players. The surprise egg here created a very nice bond between the players and the developer. Well, let’s say you developed a game, how would you put a surprise egg in this game? Let’s meet in the comments.
- Sources: Hallopedia, Halo Fandom
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