Easter Eggs Between Paperboy (85) & Back To The Future Part II (89) -R.C. Pro-AM & Michael Jackson

Part 3 - While recently playing 1985 Atari arcade game Paperboy I thought I spotted more than a few past / future references to movies associated with actor Tom Hanks.
- In 1987 Hanks & Dan Aykroyd formed a cop comedy duo in Dragnet.
- Aykroyd was later in 2015 sci-fi comedy Pixels about alien invaders who take on the form of video game characters. Paperboy has a cameo in this.
- A major Tom Hanks movie with possible reference to Paperboy: Joe Dante dark comedy The Burbs in '89.
- Actress Carrie Fisher appears in this, engaged to Dan Aykroyd in the early '80's.
- A sign similar to the Ghostbusters logo (encircled in red with a diagonal slash) featuring Namco's Pac-Man, also shown in Pixels, appears throughout the game.
- One of the larger inferences that one could draw from Paperboy may center on the movies of director Robert Zemeckis. Hanks had appeared in a few of these including Forrest Gump in '94.
- Back To The Future Part II in 1989:
- The arcade cabinet for Pac-Man ('80) can be seen in the Cafe 80's.
- Several of the houses in Paperboy have a dust mat in front of them that reads "BEAT IT!". The '82 Michael Jackson song by the same title can be heard as Marty goes into the Cafe 80's in BTTF2.
- The area around the Blast From The Past antique shop in the Hill Valley town square of 2015 may have some further clues to this theory:
- A Pac-Man lunch box can be seen in the window along with the VHS videotape box for Dragnet.
- Newspaper references around this area: The results of the chase involving Griff's gang are recorded nearby by a newspaper drone.
Doc Brown also shows Marty a future issue of USA Today that shows the outcome of the events they attempted to change.
- Several boxes for Nintendo video games are also seen in the shopfront window: R.C. Pro-AM ('88) may be hinted at in Paperboy via a character who sits on the front step of a home steering a radio control car on the sidewalk / street.