Movie Easter eggs are fun little things to look for while watching. Easter eggs in video games are often the same thing, but sometimes the developers make you work to find them. DICE, the developer behind the Battlefield series, Star Wars: Battlefront, and the Mirror’s Edge games, has a reputation for including some great hidden secrets, but they often make you work to find them.

In no other case has this been more true than the latest Easter egg found in Battlefield 4. The game has been out for two years now, but new content is still being released for those who still play the game. Recently a new map titled “Dragon Valley” was released, which is an updated take on a Battlefield 2 map. And within this newly released map is one of the craziest, most complicated series of puzzles you’re ever going to see just to unlock a little hidden surprise.

You can see how the latest Battlefield 4 Easter egg plays out in the video below.

With BioWare’s highly anticipated sequel Dragon Age: Inquisition being released on the same day as games like Alien: Isolation and Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, it was pretty obvious at least one of those game would eventually be moved off that date. It’d be silly to have some of the year’s most exciting upcoming titles all come out on the same day when there’s plenty of other open dates available this fall after many other titles were pushed back to 2015.

This has now been confirmed with the announcement that the next Dragon Age has been delayed. But no worries, the delay is not a major one. Instead of October 7th, Inquisition will now be released on November 18th.

Usually when a new Call of Duty game and a new Battlefield game are coming out, the two franchises battle for the title of best military shooter. Each has a new game coming out this year, but the two don’t feel nearly as similar as they once were.

Call of Duty remains in the military shooter category, though in a decidedly more futuristic, somewhat sci-fi setting with their latest, Advanced Warfare, while Battlefield: Hardline picks up and moves itself to the land of cops versus bad guys.

You can see the some of Hardline‘s multiplayer action in a new gameplay demo from E3 2014 below.

A recent leak seemed to indicate that the next game in Electronic Arts’ Battlefield franchise would be straying from the realms of military conflict and entering some kind of much smaller cops and robbers territory, to put it simply.

This has now been confirmed with the unveiling of an official website for Battlefield: Hardline. Unlike other entries in the series, however, it sounds as if the newest game will offer its single player campaign in episodic fashion in addition to the expected multiplayer options. It’s said to be somewhat along the same lines as the FX series The Shield as far as the characters and action goes.

Every day, Amazon offers up Lightning Deals, limited quantities of various products for a discounted price for a 4-hour window of time. You have to be on the lookout for these deals and once the item runs out, the sale is over. Meaning, if you see something on sale that you want, buy it immediately before it’s gone.

Typically you don’t know what will be on sale until the minute it gets posted, but for Cyber Monday, Amazon has released the Lightning Deal schedule and prices for Video Games for Monday, December 2, 2013.

See here below for a few highlights from Monday deals, along with more information on how these special deals work, and be sure to keep an eye out on the main Video Game Lightning Deals page for sale launch times and countdowns, as the first of the deals begin at 12:01 am PT (3:01 am ET) with new items going up for sale through the very end of the day.

Note – some of these items listed below were part of previous lightning deals but are still being sold at a discounted price and are available all day, but as with any product, prices are subject to change and supplies may not last, so grab these items while you can.