Marvel’s Spider-Man is full of great references to the larger Marvel universe, with Avengers Tower and the Wakandan Embassy being just a few examples of this. However, a fan favorite easter egg also sees the workplace of Daredevil included in Marvel’s Spider-Man.

Plenty of gamers visited the Nelson and Murdock office in the original Marvel’s Spider-Man game, with the hidden landmark serving as a terrific nod to the pair of lawyers. While there is not much to see when looking through the glass door, the building returned in Spider-Man: Miles Morales. This time around, players have managed to find an extra detail inside the building, with the aptly named Reddit user Daredevil731 pointing out this additional part of the easter egg.

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If players look into the window of the Nelson and Murdock office, they can find two portraits of the lawyers themselves. Overall, Matt Murdock looks largely similar to what fans have grown to expect, and players should be able to make out his signature red glasses in the blurry photo. As for Foggy Nelson, Insomniac’s design is a fair bit different from the one seen in the Daredevil Netflix series or the comics. While Foggy is still larger than Matt, he seems to have a receding hairline and a buzz cut that make him look a fair bit older.

The fact that Insomniac bothered to add these designs for the lawyers into the game is incredibly cool, as it shows the love that the studio has for the Marvel universe. Aside from a nice display of the developer’s passion, this careful touch could give fans an idea of what the pair could look like if they ever showed up in a Marvel’s Spider-Man game. While many would like a dedicated Daredevil game where they control Hell’s Kitchen’s protector, seeing him team up with Peter and Miles could still be a lot of fun.

With Charlie Cox’s Daredevil rumored to appear in Spider-Man: No Way Home, the MCU could inspire Insomniac to add in a more significant cameo. While the games are undoubtedly forging their own path, they have shown love to the movies in the past through some of the unlockable suits. With Matt and Peter also working together in the comics on several occasions, there would be plenty of stories to pull from if the team-up were to become official. Still, much like the other Marvel easter eggs, this Daredevil nod is likely only meant to tease that a larger universe exists.

Regardless, it is neat to see that fans are discovering new things in Marvel’s Spider-Man and Spider-Man: Miles Morales. With these office photos making the Daredevil easter egg even better, perhaps there are some other small touches that have gone unnoticed by fans.

Marvel’s Spider-Man and Spider-Man: Miles Morales are available now on PS4 and PS5.

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