Continuities in The Outlaw’s Saga

In The Outlaw’s Saga’s timeline, there are a lot of tie-ins and continuities from other franchises that are not Rockstar Games developed or related, but are considered canon to the universe.
== Continuities ==
=== Assassin’s Creed ===
Assassin’s Creed was confirmed to be canon when in 2013, Joel Wallace killed an attempted assassin and discovered his callsign, which was an Assassin Brotherhood insignia. Later, he saw an advertisement for Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag, a story about Edward Kenway, developed by Abstergo Entertainment. This also shows that Joel was targeted by the Assassin Brotherhood for his dangerous behavior that could interfere with their work. However, they keep failing to assassinate him and eventually, they called it off before he would target them.
=== Bully ===
Bully was canon to the 3D Universe of Grand Theft Auto, but in the MinneEagle canon, most of the events that occurred in the 3D Universe also happened in the HD Universe. The town and academy of Bullworth was confirmed to exist. Joel also mentioned that his parents wanted to send him to Bullworth Academy, but he refused, saying that “going there is equivalent to going to Hell on Earth. and did not wish to be “stuck in some shithole New England town full of inbreds.”
=== Call of Juarez ===
Call of Juarez was confirmed to be canon three times. In Red Dead Revolution, Jonathan Wallace mentioned the story of the McCall Brothers to one of his targets as a way to teach him a lesson that all criminals will go eventually, himself included. He told the story of the McCall’s and their journey to Mexico and eventual downfall. However, Jon claimed later that he was only told these stories at campfires and did not know if it was true or not, but he heard that “a relative of the McCall’s was last seen near Hope, Texas.” It was confirmed the second time when Samuel Wallace mentioned the story of Silas Greaves in 1933, stating that he heard about the famous bounty hunter and how he had slain a lot of infamous bounties. However, he did not know what happened to Greaves after 1910 as he disappeared after he left Abilene, Kansas. It was confirmed the third time when Joel Wallace compared “that incident with the Mendoza cartel back in 2012” to the Cayo Perico heist. This is a reference to “The Cartel,” an entry to the series, where it detailed the activity and downfall of the Mendoza cartel of Chihuahua, Mexico.
=== Far Cry ===
The Far Cry Universe tied into the saga in Far Cry: Far Lands. Although not a saga entry, it was canon to it as Calvin Rook explored the areas of Blackwater, West Elizabeth, Valentine, New Hanover, Colter, Ambarino, Rhodes, Lemoyne, and Armadillo, New Austin., which are all Red Dead locations.
=== GUN ===
GUN, although an older game, was considered canon when Jon and Sam Wallace both recollected a story told about a man who was a young hunter who lost his father in a renegade massacre aboard a steamship on the Missouri River, and started to go on a quest of vengeance that later revealed much of his untold past. Jon noted the fact that this young hunter, named Colton White’s journey began almost before he was born, which was possibly around mid 1880. The story is set 18 years before the start of Revolution.
=== L.A. Noire ===
Joel Wallace, while passing time in his home, saw a book titled “L.A. Noire,” a book detailing the adventures and successes as well as the downfall and death of Detective Cole Phelps of L.A.P.D.. Joel, having disdain towards cops, tossed the book, confirming L.A. Noire’s connection to the saga. The story itself was set 66 years prior to Renegade, but 49 years after Revolution and 15 years after Revolution II.
=== Mafia ===
The FIB Investigator, Daniel Finch, reported “mob problems in northern Illinois and New York,” and “a black Vietnam veteran running amok and killing off a whole mob family in Louisiana.” These are all events of the Mafia series, with Mafia being set in Lost Heaven, a city in northern Illinois between 1930 to 1938 and ending in 1951, Mafia II being set in Empire Bay, upstate New York between 1945 to 1951, and Mafia III being set in New Bordeaux, southern Louisiana in 1968. While Thomas Angelo and Vito Scaletta are not directly mentioned, Lincoln Clay was mentioned as a “black Vietnam veteran,” considering Clay served in the Vietnam War, confirming the tie-in.
=== Max Payne ===
In Far Cry: Far Lands, although not an official entry, but a tie-in, Max Payne was mentioned in a newspaper, detailing that over a year has passed since the organ harvesting scandal that tore most of São Paulo apart was stopped by Payne himself, but things have not gotten better since then. Max’s fate is still left unclear, whether he is still in Brazil or has returned to America is unknown. In Renegade, Joel also saw an online newspaper in 2022, detailing how it has been 10 years since the organ harvesting scandal in São Paulo.
=== Midnight Club ===
=== Prince of Persia ===
=== Red Dead Revolver ===
== Trivia ==