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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"in this reality"--meaning in context
Does "in this reality" mean something like "because of that" here? "Dizzy isn't a name you hear much any more—we appear to have been spared years of crap 3D platformers, Sonic-style, in this reality—but the cuddly, kamikaze egg suddenly has a new game out."
From: http://www.pcgamer.com/unreleased-forgotten-dizzy-game-released-after-22-years/
From: http://www.pcgamer.com/unreleased-forgotten-dizzy-game-released-after-22-years/
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It appears to mean in the world that we live in (as opposed to some other imagined existence).
- It appears to mean in the world that we live in (as opposed to some other imagined existence).
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It appears to mean in the world that we live in (as opposed to some other imagined existence).
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