Title mentioned
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The game's title is mentioned in dialogue, cutscene or some other story related thing.
Notable people involved: Rhianna Pratchett, Michal Drozdowski, Przemek Marszal, Thomas Mahler and Gennadiy Korol
Alternate name: Eponym
SWTC 2018-08-09
WIN 2014-01-08
WIN 2009-07-02
WIIU 2012-11-18
X360 2009-06-02
XBOX 2003-12-02
WIN 2014-05
WIN 2012-02-21
PS1 1996-01-01
LIN 2013-05-15
WIN 2001-04-17
WIN 2012-09-18
Exclusions:
* Cases delivered while breaking the 4th wall do NOT count. Unless this is the default mode of the game.
* Tutorials do NOT count.
* Parts of the title are not sufficient (e.g. Mario from "Mario Bros." is not eligible).
* Episode #, Chapter #, Book #, etc. that is some fancier expression of an individual game in a series.
Inclusions:
* Title and sub-title should be considered separate. So for "Foo: Blaz" it is enough that either Foo or Blaz is mentioned, not necessarily both.
* Difference by singular and plural forms can be ignored.
* Lack of a, an or the articles can be ignored, same for other languages which use such.
* Numbers can be ignored if they have no significance beyond stating the game's place in series (e.g. Turok 3 should be considered simply as Turok), however Earth 2140 would count as whole.
* The "Some Person's" bit can be ignored when it's the game's creator, so "American McGee's Scrapland" would count as Scrapland and "Sid Meyer's Civilization" as Civilization. Same for "this and that presents".
* "Some Person in Some Thing" should be treated same as being "Some Person: Some Thing", also many other permutations of this kind of naming.
* "Something and Other" style titles can be treated as same as "Something: Other" when the two have no direct connection, for example Ori and the Blind Forest.
Notes:
* Original language has the priority, but translations are applicable as well (not fan translations, though).
* A quote would be nice, but not necessary.
* Cases delivered while breaking the 4th wall do NOT count. Unless this is the default mode of the game.
* Tutorials do NOT count.
* Parts of the title are not sufficient (e.g. Mario from "Mario Bros." is not eligible).
* Episode #, Chapter #, Book #, etc. that is some fancier expression of an individual game in a series.
Inclusions:
* Title and sub-title should be considered separate. So for "Foo: Blaz" it is enough that either Foo or Blaz is mentioned, not necessarily both.
* Difference by singular and plural forms can be ignored.
* Lack of a, an or the articles can be ignored, same for other languages which use such.
* Numbers can be ignored if they have no significance beyond stating the game's place in series (e.g. Turok 3 should be considered simply as Turok), however Earth 2140 would count as whole.
* The "Some Person's" bit can be ignored when it's the game's creator, so "American McGee's Scrapland" would count as Scrapland and "Sid Meyer's Civilization" as Civilization. Same for "this and that presents".
* "Some Person in Some Thing" should be treated same as being "Some Person: Some Thing", also many other permutations of this kind of naming.
* "Something and Other" style titles can be treated as same as "Something: Other" when the two have no direct connection, for example Ori and the Blind Forest.
Notes:
* Original language has the priority, but translations are applicable as well (not fan translations, though).
* A quote would be nice, but not necessary.
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The first Title mentioned video game was released in 1983.
Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, Bethesda Softworks and Codemasters published most of these games.