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* Can be seen at the beginning of both the English and Japanese versions of the ''[[Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army|Raidou]] [[Raidou Kuzunoha VS King Abaddon|Kuzunoha]]'' games, perhaps due to the historical([[Alternate History|ish]]) setting and the use of a few [[Historical Domain Character]]s.
* Can be seen at the beginning of both the English and Japanese versions of the ''[[Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army|Raidou]] [[Raidou Kuzunoha VS King Abaddon|Kuzunoha]]'' games, perhaps due to the historical([[Alternate History|ish]]) setting and the use of a few [[Historical Domain Character]]s.
* Because of the historical and religious implications of the plot of the ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' series, every game takes care to point out that it "was designed, developed and produced by a multicultural team of various religious faiths and beliefs".
* Because of the historical and religious implications of the plot of the ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' series, every game takes care to point out that it "was designed, developed and produced by a multicultural team of various religious faiths and beliefs".
* Due to the crazy and unfair court system used in ''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]'', the Western version of the game manual features quiet promptly a message saying:"The courts, law and legal activities in this game were made specifically for entertainment purposes and in no way represent real courts of any kind shape of form". This is obviously so that the Justice System of America don't get pee'd of at how they represent their courts in the game. In the original Japanese version however (which is what the courts in the games ARE based on) they say that "the courts, laws and way of trials in this game are based on the court system however do not represent it with 100% accuracy. Many aspects are exaggerated for entertainment purposes and therefore should not be taken as an accurate representation.". Of course the trials in the games are huge [[Take That]]s at the Japan Legal System, a system which until the revamp in 2009, was considered very unfair, harsh and too hard on suspects; a fact that was confirmed by ''[[Word of God]]''
* Due to the crazy and unfair court system used in ''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]'', the Western version of the game manual features a message saying: "The courts, law and legal activities in this game were made specifically for entertainment purposes and in no way represent real courts of any kind shape of form". This is obviously so that the Justice System of America don't get pee'd off at how they represent their courts in the game. In the original Japanese version however (which is what the courts in the games ''are'' based on) they say that "the courts, laws and way of trials in this game are based on the court system however do not represent it with 100% accuracy. Many aspects are exaggerated for entertainment purposes and therefore should not be taken as an accurate representation." Of course the trials in the games are huge [[Take That]]s at the Japan Legal System, a system which until its revamp in 2009 was considered very unfair, harsh and too hard on suspects; a fact that was confirmed by ''[[Word of God]]''
* Played with in ''[[Touhou]]: Ten Desires'' - "This game is a work of fiction. All characters and organizations that appear have entered Gensokyo."
* Played with in ''[[Touhou]]: Ten Desires'' - "This game is a work of fiction. All characters and organizations that appear have entered Gensokyo."


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