Crossovers in The Outlaw’s Saga

In The Outlaw’s Saga, there are many crossovers, all of which are implied, official, or unofficial, but all are considered canon to the saga in the MinneEagle canon.
Red Dead, Grand Theft Auto, and Far Cry are confirmed to co-exist due to their appearances, but other games and media are co-existent as well.
== List of Crossover Series/Games/Media ==
=== Assassin’s Creed ===
The Assassin Brotherhood is revealed to exist as Jon Wallace was once offered to be recruited, but he refused, not wanting to join a “cult.” In the 2020’s, Joel read a book that detailed the lives of numerous Assassins, such as Altair, Ezio Auditore, Arno Victor Dorian, the Kenways’, and the Fryes’, as well as former Assassin turned Templar Shay Patrick Cormac.
=== Bully ===
Bullworth Academy was mentioned by Joel, albeit humorously, saying “if I was smart, I would’ve attended Bullworth. Then again, that place was a shit hole around the early 2000’s.”
=== Call of Juarez ===
Jonathan Wallace in 1900 mentioned that he heard about some “infamous brothers from Georgia, Confederates turned outlaws. Stirred shit up around Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona, and even Mexico. I think they were called the ‘’McFalls, McGalls- wait, the McCall Brothers,” confirming their existence, despite the McCall brothers having been killed off years prior, with brothers Ray and Thomas having been killed in 1884, 16 years prior, and the youngest, William, having been killed in 1866, 34 years prior.
=== GUN ===
Jon Wallace also mentions that he heard stories about a gunslinger who protected Dodge City from Natives, liberated the Natives later, and combated against “crazed army general.” Jon recalls that his name was Colton White, having read a copy of his book from his adventures.
=== Just Cause ===
Calvin Rook, while narrating, humorously mentions liberator and rebel Rico Rodriguez, saying that “the only thing that would make this revolution ten times better is if there was that Mexican guy who has a grappling hook on his arm and blew shit up.”
=== L.A. Noire ===
A book is discovered by Calvin Rook of the NYPD in a flashback, in which, he read the book that was titled “L.A. Noire,” which detailed Cole Phelps’ actions and life as a police officer, how he rose to fame, how his reputation was tarnished, how he died, and how his legacy would live on, confirming L.A. Noire’s existence.
=== Mafia ===
An FIB investigator brought up how things have worked out the past century and a quarter of another century, bringing up “the Salieri business in Lost Heaven, out in the Midwest,” “the Commission acting up over in Empire Bay on the East Coast,” and “that incident with a black Vietnam veteran killing off an entire crime family down in New Bordeaux, Louisiana.” This all alludes to the three main games of Mafia, confirming its existence.
=== Manhunt ===
Joel Wallace said that he remembered when he was 10 or 11, he watched a news report about an incident or a massacre of sorts in the upstate Liberty city of Carcer City. Joel also remembered that one day while he was watching television in 2012, a news report detailed an incident in the city of Cottonmouth, Mississippi, confirming Manhunt’z existence, although the actual Manhunt game’s canon is only canon to Grand Theft Auto’s 3D Universe.
=== Max Payne ===
Max Payne never physically appeared in the saga, but was directly mentioned by Calvin Rook, who was also an NYPD officer. Max DOES appear in his own videos, however.