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The idea that cutscenes and gameplay are separate is a fundamental point of video games. It's practically ''universally'' accepted that gameplay and story segregation is a thing. Wookieepedia does not consider random gameplay stuff like powerups to be canon, so we should not consider random bonus stuff to be part of the story. | The idea that cutscenes and gameplay are separate is a fundamental point of video games. It's practically ''universally'' accepted that gameplay and story segregation is a thing. Wookieepedia does not consider random gameplay stuff like powerups to be canon, so we should not consider random bonus stuff to be part of the story. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:38, 27 April 2023
The idea that cutscenes and gameplay are separate is a fundamental point of video games. It's practically universally accepted that gameplay and story segregation is a thing. Wookieepedia does not consider random gameplay stuff like powerups to be canon, so we should not consider random bonus stuff to be part of the story.
