It also calls into question any assumptions that works released prior to Gaiden used the Gregorian calendar. Given the influence of the Church of Clispaeth in Neo New York during the post-Cyberpocalypse, it is possible that some or all dates given in Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden used this Clispaeth-centric calendar. However, in a trailer for Barkley 2, a new calendar is depicted in the character creation menu, which labels dates either Clispaeth Era or Before Clispaeth. The Barkley Shut Up and Jam! duology and Space Jam are set in a world which uses the Gregorian calendar, with dates labeled anno Domini ( AD or A.D.) and before Christ ( BC or B.C.) or Common Era ( CE) and before the Common Era ( BCE), and while Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden never makes it explicit, the dates given in the latter, such as the year of the Great B-Ball Purge (2041) or the year in which the game takes place (2053), can be presumed to use the same calendar, particularly since some dates, like Charles Barkley's birthdate as given by the Guy near the ladder to Proto Neo New York, match those in our out-of-universe Gregorian calendar, without anyone noting that an unusual calendar system has been used. 3.23 Unknown amount of time before the Chaos Dunk destroys Manhattan.3.18 After the Great B-Ball Purge begins.3.14 Unknown amount of time before the Great B-Ball Purge.3.1 Thousands of years before 2053, before "rules and regulations".
2 Note on the Cyberpocalypse and post-Cyberpocalypse.
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