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| − | *''[[Burning Force]]'': Did Sega of America try to hide the fact that the game's protagonist is a woman? | + | *''[[Burning Force]]'': Did Sega of America try to hide the fact that the game's protagonist is a woman? Packaging indicates so, manual appears to be very carefully worded, specifically-comissioned artwork, etc. |
| + | *''[[Mystaria: The Realms of Lore]]'': Did a previously-existing US trademark on the name "Mystaria" cause the game to be rereleased? The rear of the rerelease's packaging even goes out of its way to say "previously known as Mystaria etc", AND it's now missing its trademark notice. Hm. | ||
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- Burning Force: Did Sega of America try to hide the fact that the game's protagonist is a woman? Packaging indicates so, manual appears to be very carefully worded, specifically-comissioned artwork, etc.
- Mystaria: The Realms of Lore: Did a previously-existing US trademark on the name "Mystaria" cause the game to be rereleased? The rear of the rerelease's packaging even goes out of its way to say "previously known as Mystaria etc", AND it's now missing its trademark notice. Hm.