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Remedy Entertainment, starting with the game Control, began their "Remedy Connected Universe" Alan Wake 1 and its semi-sequel "American Nightmare" just stood alone by itself, as did Control in its vanilla content, but then Control got the DLC "AWE". AWE introduced that the worlds of Alan Wake and Control were in the same world, and further introduced all of their symbolism, and it's here where the two start to strongly blend into each other. In regards to Alan Wake 2, I need to draw your attention to certain things: The first of which, is Mister Door. In the Vanilla version of Control, prior to AWE and Foundation, Jesse Faden speaks to her brother Dylan Faden. This is like the 5th or 6th time you talk to Dylan, but here's where he tells you about him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A95jhVWDA94 He mentions that when he was in a "Dark Place" he met with a "Dark Man" named Mister Door. In this same conversation, Dylan tells of a world where a "Writer" wrote a story about a "Cop"

It appears as if VCL (Vixen Controlled Library) is now offline. I was notified by several fans, and I wish to thank you all for letting me know. The bad news... the site is down. I have no idea if it's ever going to be brought back online. The good news is that I've backed up all my stories, and you can find nearly all of them here. Thanks for reading... and have a good weekend.

I've long been following the GoW series, all the way back from the PS1 days, through the PSP, and right up to current systems. I played it on the PS4 (because I can't afford a PS5 yet) and it looks gloriously beautiful still. People say there isn't much of a difference between PS4 and PS5 versions. Same as the previous game, but they added more life into it in the form of critters that move about. Not really important to the game, but it fills out the world more. What also fills the world out, is that there is SO~OOO MUCH DIALOG! You're moving along and characters comment on this and that... or tell stories... or interact with each other. Like the previous game, but they do it more. Combine that with the fact that you can go to all nine of the realms in one form or another and for the first time since the PS1 and PS2 days... I had a multi-disk installation. Some of you young whipper snappers might not know what that is, but it means that you have to switch disks to either play