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(Alias) "The 13th Soul" -> The 7th Guest 3: The Collector, an earlier working title.

(Alias) "Assassin's Creed Multiplayer Rearmed" -> Assassin's Creed Rearmed, as both variations of the title are listed on the publisher's page.

@DeF said:

But I would suggest a rename request for the Plasma Engine page so that it is actually called Plasma Engine to make it distinguishable from the plasma concept.

Thanks, scrap the alias requests for Plasma.

Request rename: Plasma -> Plasma Engine

(Alias) "Plasma engine" -> Plasma, to help distinguish from the other unrelated concept article for Plasma.

(Alias) "CyanWorlds.com Engine" -> the same Plasma article, as it refers to an open source fork of the client version.

(Rename) Real MYST -> realMyst (as spelled by developer) and keep "Real MYST" as an alias.

Request deletion or merge of Milmo, a duplicate of MilMo.

The The Manhole: New and Enhanced is a 256-color remake of the original black and white release of The Manhole. Should these remain separate items or should they be merged? If not, then should I assume the true color "CD-ROM Masterpiece Edition" remake should also be added as a separate title?

I also find the concept classification to be strange. I think Steam and GOG.com should be treated as companies, so that they can be listed as publishers for the games that they distribute.

That all made perfect sense to me. Here is the revised request:

Rename: Prince of Persia Trilogy 3D -> Prince of Persia Trilogy

Include aliases "Prince of Persia Trilogy HD" and "Prince of Persia Trilogy Classics HD" as recommended above.

Request rename: Prince of Persia Trilogy 3D -> Prince of Persia Trilogy HD (as listed on Amazon, etc.)

I second this. Building larger tables leaves much to be desired.

How do you "merge cells" in Parchment v2? I can copy and paste existing tables with merged cells in Parchment v1, but v2 turns such tables into a mess.