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How do you unlock and find all BSAA containers in Resident Evil Requiem? We were surprised to find the BSAA knocking around the remains of Raccoon City, but fortunately, they left a camp for us to utilize, as well as containers full of goodies lying around. The bad news is, we need a key, so if you've stumbled on some of these containers before, you've found the key. Fear not, you can circle back to them as unlocking the BSAA container key is part of Resident Evil Requiem's story. You'll also find a note in the Central Camp detailing what all the BSAA containers hold, so you can decide whether it's worth your while going after them.

Where are all the Mr. Raccoons in Resident Evil Requiem? The Raccoon City mascot made his debut in Resident Evil Outbreak, and was introduced as a proper mechanic in the Resident Evil 2 remake in 2019. Here, you were encouraged to shoot every Mr. Raccoon bobblehead to unlock new gear and achievements. Not only do we make a much-needed return to Raccoon City in Resident Evil Requiem, but we also know there are ties to Outbreak, the game starring Grace's mother, Alyssa. It's only fitting, then, that Mr. Raccoon should return in Requiem, again as a collectible bobblehead. As in Re2 Remake, shooting or stabbing every Mr. Raccoon toy in the horror game unlocks a reward. To help you find every one in the horror game, here are all the Requiem Mr. Raccoon locations. This guide contains some story spoilers.

Nvidia's latest financial results are in, and the AI and gaming GPU giant has unsurprisingly made vast sums of money in recent months. However, while it has seen growth in many areas, its revenue for gaming GPUs in the last three months actually dropped by 13% compared to the previous quarter. While this might seem a surprising change in fortunes for the maker of the best graphics card chips in the world, there are two very clear reasons for this outcome.

Where do you get fuel for the generator in Resident Evil Requiem? As Leon continues his journey through Raccoon City, he'll stumble across a generator as he hunts for the parts he needs to build a detonator. To get it working, though, you'll need to find some fuel. Much like in other parts of Resident Evil Requiem, you'll have to wait a while until you actually get the fuel you need. We'll run you through exactly what to expect next in the horror game, where you can get the fuel from, and when you should head back to the first generator you found. There may be some light spoilers for areas in the second half of the game, so proceed with caution.

Wondering how to solve the puzzle in the Chairman's Office in RE Requiem? To get the moon quartz for the main door, you need to navigate to the Chairman's Office and solve the puzzle on the large device in the corner of the room. Here's how to do it. It's worth noting, this guide contains minor spoilers. The Chairman's Office is found in the West Wing in the clinic in Resident Evil Requiem, and you'll pick up two important items in this room: a ruby to get access to the East Wing keycard and one of the three quartzes you need to unlock the main door and escape the hospital.

Wondering how to get the heart and lungs for the body in Resident Evil Requiem? On finding a lifeless body in the East Wing of the Care Center, you can see on the computer that two organs are required to bring it back to life: artificial lungs and a heart. You need to solve this puzzle in order to get the Level 2 access keycard and open the Isolation Ward in Resident Evil Requiem, a room that's been largely hinted at as containing something deadly, and also is the only route to the Security Office to get the last quartz to open the quartz door in the main hall. If you're struggling to find the lungs and heart, here's what to do. Be wary, there are spoilers for the early hours of the game down below.

How do you get the East Wing keycard in Resident Evil Requiem? As with any Resident Evil game, there are places to go, puzzles to solve, and zombies to kill. Requiem's first major puzzle area tasks you with doing all three, and as Leon disappears on the other side of the door, you're left to get out of the hospital alone, but of course, it's not as simple as that. This area is full of locked doors, including two areas that can only be accessed with a keycard. It's worth noting, this guide contains minor spoilers. You'll come across the West Wing keycard pretty quickly in Resident Evil Requiem; after stumbling on a dying researcher and a room of what appears to be experiments, he warns you not to open the door, before swiftly dying and leaving his keycard in his pocket. The East Wing keycard is a little trickier to get; it involves combing through the rooms of the West Wing. Here's how to find it. Only read on if you're happy with minor spoilers of what you'll find in the horror game's West Wing.

How do you start New Game Plus in Resident Evil Requiem? If you've already wrapped up your first playthrough of Resident Evil Requiem and are about to start your next, here's what you need to know about New Game Plus, including the items that carry over and how saved data works. Starting your next playthrough means you get a chance to collect all the Resident Evil Requiem rewards and challenges you missed the first time around, like getting the optional pantry key or collecting all antique coins. Starting a new game is slightly fiddly, though, if you're not sure how to go about it, here's how New Game Plus works and which items you can carry over.