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-<dfn :ja>パラノマサイト</dfn>(PARANORMASIGHT) is a mystery [[lb:games]]\[[lb:visual.novels|Visual Novel]] series with horror elements developed by **[[lb:squeenix|SQUARE ENIX]]**. The franchise is mostly based around legends in a particular locale, blended together to produce an original story. Usually related to curses, cursed objects and the occult.
+<dfn :ja>パラノマサイト</dfn>(PARANORMASIGHT) is a mystery [[lb:games|Game]]\[[lb:visual.novels|Visual Novel]] series with horror elements developed by **[[lb:squeenix|SQUARE ENIX]]**. The franchise is mostly based around legends in a particular locale, blended together to produce an original story. Usually related to //curses//, //cursed objects// and the //**occult**//.
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 One thing I'd like to get out of the way first is terminology.
-When I first wrote this article (and the review for the first game), I thought of <cite>Paranormasight</cite> as being a hybrid that leaned more on being a visual novel. After playing the second game, I've changed my mind...I now think that <cite>Paranormasight</cite> leans more on being a game than a visual novel.
+When I first wrote this article (and the review for the first game), I thought of <cite>Paranormasight</cite> as being a hybrid game/VN that leaned more on being a visual novel rather than a game. After playing the second game, I've changed my mind...I now think that <cite>Paranormasight</cite> leans more on being a game than a visual novel.
 My thinking here is that there are too many gameplay mechanics for the games to be considered visual novels only. The inspection of the environment, the puzzles, the story chart, etc. all point to them being games.
-Of course, the fact they're hybrids does make this a bit confusing. But at some point I'll re-write the rest of the article to line up with my changed mind.
+Of course, the fact they're //hybrids// does make this a bit confusing.
 ===== Reviews =====
 ==== PARANORMASIGHT: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo ====
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 I really liked the presentation of the game, which was fancier than most and it really immersed me into it. Same with the worldbuilding and folklore. Very immersive and it's ‘cause it was well-integrated.
 ==== PARANORMASIGHT: The Mermaid's Curse ====
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