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| rdfs:comment | - Whether or not the novelization is canon is debatable. It is unknown if Keiichiro Toyama was involved, and if Yamashita received any official story notes from Toyama. Thus, the novelization is seen as a secondary source. One contradiction between the novelization and game is how Jodie Mason; the novelization mentions a car crash, while the game implies a disease. The novelization also uses the Good+ ending where Cybil Bennett lives.
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| abstract | - Whether or not the novelization is canon is debatable. It is unknown if Keiichiro Toyama was involved, and if Yamashita received any official story notes from Toyama. Thus, the novelization is seen as a secondary source. One contradiction between the novelization and game is how Jodie Mason; the novelization mentions a car crash, while the game implies a disease. The novelization also uses the Good+ ending where Cybil Bennett lives.
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