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Thank God it ain't happening.
Here, here... I would listen to Saul :)
Actually the game and this movie starring Guy Ppierce and that woman lead from the matrix trilogy were made around the same year. Movie is called Memento, and if I'm not mistaken it was one of the first big movies to do the whole "story board body tattoos" trope. Its about a brain damaged man with no short term memory. He can remember his life before the injury, but since the injury is unable to remember anything at all for more than a couple of minutes at a time. Which explains the tattoos and all the notes he writes.
It can't be called a fantasy, but it is very much like what PS:T would be if it were about a real life person.
The book probably proves that.
Who is Saul?
The avatar he is using, it is a picture of Saul Goodman :)
Saul Goodman is the lawyer from the TV series Better call Saul, which is an off-shoot of probably the best TV series ever, Breaking Bad.