N aming your protagonist in a videogame is a sacred ritual, one which can be performed in many different ways. There's the ...

The crowd agreed, and from then on, the area became known as Amityville -- “the friendly village,” said Seth Purdy, curator of the Amityville Historical Society’s William T. Lauder Museum.

This is accomplished by employing in-game manufacturer logos and altering the appearance of real-world vehicles to make them appear more unique. This article discusses a few such lore-friendly car ...

There's the classic lore-friendly route which—if you're like me—involves hours of googling and researching your character's race, background, class origins, ...