14 Greatest Fallout 4 Secrets That Will Make You Wanna Replay It Immediately

Check out some of the best secrets and reference in Fallout 4.

Posted By | On 25th, Nov. 2016

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A Piece of the Nostromo

This is perhaps the most well-hidden reference in the game. At a random railway station located on a box on a high shelf, you can find a strange piece of metal. One side has some components on it, and the other side is blue. But if you look closely, you’ll find a series of numbers. These numbers are actually the same numbers displayed on a computer screen in the film Alien of a computer monitor displaying info for the Nostromo, the name of the ship the movie is set on. It turns out the metal is a piece of this ship.


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