If you read enough OGN, you might get the idea that the folks over at Dorkly have a soft spot for the retro game. Their humor is often an old school ha ha, and many of their biggest, baddest, and greatest Dorklysts qualify for classic, as well. It is no different when you consider their latest list of the greatest video gaming hidden areas. Out of a list of ten, the most recent release is ten years old.

That is a pretty cool concept when you stop to consider all of the Easter eggs in modern games. While they used to be a cool find, they are now expected. Some of the notable hidden worlds, areas and missions on Dorkly’s list include some popular titles from many platforms.

While we won’t spoil a trip to Dorkly to check out the entire list, some highlights of the article include well-traveled favorite franchise Castlevania (specifically the inverted castle from Symphony of the Night), as well as some more off the wall faves, such as Toe Jam and Earl. See everything from PC hits to N64 goodies. Can you guess the top game?

Castlevania SOTN Inverted Castle Hidden Rooms

Sega Genesis Classics – ToeJam & Earl – Secret Level 0

Video gaming's most awesome hidden areas, 5.0 out of 5 based on 2 ratings

Tags: Nintendo 64, Windows Games

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