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** Several scenes throughout the series note that soldiers are increasingly being trained to fight in Virtual Reality without any real battlefield experience. MGS2's [[Mind Screw]] finale explicitly associates the non-canon game ''Metal Gear: Ghost Babel'' with this practice, implying that it exists within the MGS world as a VR scenario.
*** This is also another explanation for ''The Twin Snakes;'' it's not a movie adaptation of ''In the Darkness of Shadow Moses,'' it's the VR training of the Shadow Moses incident Raiden mentions having gone through during his training before ''Sons of Liberty.''
* ''[[Splinter Cell]]'': An "interview" on the first game's disk and [
* ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' plays with this trope a bit, at times feeling like a real story that would become a legend of the end of magic. The best example is when the Ronso, the resident [[Proud Warrior Race]], plan to erect a statue of Yuna, with a great big horn ([[Creator Provincialism|because the Ronso deem this facial feature to be ''the'' symbol of great power]]), thus matching [[Final Fantasy]]'s traditional depiction of summoners as having unicorn-like horns.
* ''[[Touhou]]'' fandom often postulate the idea (jokingly or not) that ZUN acquires all the necessary information to make the games and [[All There in the Manual|supplementary material]] from [http://danbooru.donmai.us/post/show/267420/ conversations with his drinking buddy], [[Reality Warper|Yukari]]. Any contradictions are therefore Yukari being deliberately misleading or ZUN forgetting a detail.
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