PI For Rent has the biggest Resident Evil 2 Easter Egg of all time

Mouse: Rent PI There are many Easter eggs for everything from classic 1930s animation to modern TV shows, popular culture, and video games, but its Resident Evil 2 The Easter egg is so good and so present that nothing can compete with it. Obviously, Easter eggs are a revered legacy in video games, and Mouse: Rent PI Easter egg design follows suit with years. That said, no Resident Evil Can compete with it completely by itself.

Minor spoilers ahead for Mouse: PI for Rent, Resident Evil 2 Remake, and Resident Evil Requiem

For example, Resident Evil requests The franchise is full of Easter eggs. Some of these require a more sharp eye, such as the toy mansion and the train in the orphanage that are the original references. Resident Evil and Resident Evil Zero. Others require a free cam tool, such as Grace, which is investigating incidents Resident Evil 7Dulvey incident with mother in Wrenwood hotel room. Furthermore, in the lounge area of the Rhodes Hill Chronic Care Center there is a bottle of wine labeled AVERNICO (which uses letters like Veronica, leading many to believe that Code: Veronica Easter Egg), and Emily is reading a Braille translation of the book, Village of Shadowsfrom Resident Evil Village. All this to say, Resident Evil Know how to make Easter eggs, and Mouse PI for hire Giving it a run for its money.

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From the RCPD to that alligator

It's hard to see the white on white in this screenshot, but it says “Welcome Leon.”

Get in soon Mouse: Rent PIIn the story, players will enter the Mouseburg Police Department. Of course, the game featuring the police department isn't an Easter egg Resident Evil 2Raccoon City Police Department setting, but exploration brings it RE request Vibes of the broken RCPD, like there is a structural sense of equality, even if the police department is active. However, what clinches it is the end of the level where players see a “Welcome Leon” sign. Of course, then, the reference to the RCPD and how Leon deals with it again RE request.

There will be a lot of easter eggs over there, but here's what happened. Mouse: PI for Hires level structure then feels like a 1930s exploration of Raccoon City. From the Mausburgh Police Department, players must travel through the subway – this is more obvious Resident Evil 3. The thing is, Raccoon City is very similar in layout across all games. Players know that the subway is connected to the sewers, which are explored in both Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 (and their remakes).

However, only in Resident Evil 2 Leon and Ada walk through a giant alligator chase sequence. After exploring the subway and then the sewers, the mouse players find themselves… with a giant alligator boss battle… except this time the alligator has a gun. Given that alligator, which is obviously a reference, a gun is the funnest thing anyone can do in this situation.

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All in all, the Mouseburg PD starts to feel like the RCPD out to beat the Gator with a gun, Mouse: Rent PI Feels like new Resident Evil 2 Remake. And it shows how the game uses easter eggs.