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<div align="center"><span style="font-size: 22pt">Easter Eggs<div />
<div align="center"><span style="font-size: 22pt">Easter Eggs</div>




Easter eggs are an old computer gaming tradition. Whenever a game is created, the programmers tend to put a few things in which are not normally accessable (without exact knowledge of how to trigger them), so that they can impress their friends after the game is released. Here is a small collection of Sierra games Easter Eggs:
Easter eggs are an old computer gaming tradition. Whenever a game is created, the programmers tend to put a few things in which are not normally accessable (without exact knowledge of how to trigger them), so that they can impress their friends after the game is released. Here is a small collection of Sierra games Easter Eggs:


* [[EasterEggs/ConquestsSeriesEasterEggs|Conquests Series]]
* [[Conquests Series Series Easter Eggs]]
* [[EasterEggs/FreddyPharkasEasterEggs|Freddy Pharkas: Frontier Pharmacist]]
* [[Freddy Pharkas: Frontier Pharmacist Easter Eggs]]
* [[EasterEggs/GKEasterEggs|Gabriel Knight]]
* [[Gabriel Knight Series Easter Eggs]]
* [[EasterEggs/KQEasterEggs|King's Quest]]
* [[King's Quest Series Easter Eggs]]
* [[EasterEggs/LauraBowEasterEggs|Laura Bow]]
* [[Laura Bow Series Easter Eggs]]
* [[EasterEggs/LSLEasterEggs|Leisure Suit Larry]]
* [[Leisure Suit Larry Series Easter Eggs]]
* [[EasterEggs/PhantasmagoriaEasterEggs|Phantasmagoria]]
* [[Phantasmagoria Series Easter Eggs]]
* [[EasterEggs/PQEasterEggs|Police Quest]]
* [[Police Quest Series Easter Eggs]]
* <span class="Inactive">Quest for Glory'''
* <span class="Inactive">Quest for Glory Easter Eggs</span>
* [[EasterEggs/ShiversEasterEggs|Shivers]]
* [[Shivers Series Easter Eggs]]
* [[EasterEggs/SQEasterEggs|Space Quest]]
* [[Space Quest Series Easter Eggs]]
* [[EasterEggs/TorinsPassageEasterEggs|Torin's Passage]]
* [[Torin's Passage Easter Eggs]]


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==<br /> References ==
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Easter Eggs


Easter eggs are an old computer gaming tradition. Whenever a game is created, the programmers tend to put a few things in which are not normally accessable (without exact knowledge of how to trigger them), so that they can impress their friends after the game is released. Here is a small collection of Sierra games Easter Eggs:


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