Did you know that the first video game Easter egg was hidden in the 1980 Atari game "Adventure"? The game's creator, Warren Robinett, secretly embedded his name in a hidden room as a way to get credit for his work. Back then, game developers were often left uncredited, and this ingenious act sparked the concept of Easter eggs in gaming. Fast forward to today, and Easter eggs have become a beloved part of pop culture, with developers hiding them in games, software, and even movies. Next time you play, keep an eye out for those hidden treasures – you never know what surprises await!