Canon
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Considered to be officially canon in the wider array of other canonical material, or retells the already existing canonical material without contradicting them or presenting too out-of-place additional elements.
Notable people involved: Daron Stinnett, Justin Chin, John Conrod, Philip Conrod and Ray Gresko
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The Canon tag can also be used to show the game follows the actual events of the canon works sufficiently closely.
Video game tie-ins are generally not canon regardless of anything else, thus this tag indicates when they actually deviate from that norm.
Video game tie-ins are generally not canon regardless of anything else, thus this tag indicates when they actually deviate from that norm.
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The first Canon video game was released on September 1979.
LucasArts published most of these games.