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-Punchy is a YouTuber who does speed-runs and video essays.\\
+<dfn>Punchy</dfn> is a YouTuber who does speed-runs and video essays.
 I only discovered him recently.
 ===== Personal Evaluation =====
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 Punchy's conclusion is simply wrong.
 === Aside - Femininity, horror and agency ===
-Around his Sango segment, Punchy takes a shot at ‘media discourse’ surrounding gender.((:fn:>He says that he wouldn't describe them as ‘woke’ because the games predate <q>“media discourse becoming fucking unbearable”</q> which, again, showcases how generally illiterate he is on these topics. ‘Woke’ refers to SocJus, which is Post-Modernist and Post-Modernism goes back to the 1960s (in the US; older if we look at the French origins). Post-Modernism also has a minor presence in Japan. So, in fact, something from the 90s //can// be ‘woke’.\\  Nitpicking of the highest order? Of course, but I think this is further evidence that Punchy got stuck in the sauce.)) He briefly mentions that <q>“it's almost like female agency is central to a lot of horror games”</q> so this aside exists to address that.
+Around his Sango segment, Punchy takes a shot at ‘media discourse’ surrounding gender.((:fn:>He says that he wouldn't describe them as ‘woke’ because the games predate <q>“media discourse becoming fucking unbearable”</q> which, again, showcases how generally illiterate he is on these topics. ‘Woke’ refers to SocJus, which is Post-Modernist and Post-Modernism goes back to the 1960s (in the US; older if we look at the French origins). Post-Modernism also has a minor presence in Japan. So, in fact, something from the 90s //can// be ‘woke’.\\  Nitpicking of the highest order? Of course, but I think this is further evidence that Punchy got stuck in the sauce.)) He briefly mentions that <q :en>it's almost like female agency is central to a lot of horror games</q> so this aside exists to address that.
 The games he lists include <cite>Rule of Roses</cite>, <cite>Clock Tower 3</cite>, <cite>Silent Hill 3</cite>, <cite>Haunting Grounds</cite>, <cite>Silent Hill ƒ</cite> and a few other games that I don't recognize.