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Could someone confirm the issue Sushi-X appeared? This page needs a lot of work, no question about it, so I'm hoping a few of you guys can pitch in to clean it up a bit. I think the foundation I've laid is reasonably sturdy, so let's get to work!
The paragraph with the recent press release and website information from retroplay.tv, wii60, etc. was removed. Those sites and the press release are probably the most concrete pieces of evidence this article has regarding Sushi-X's identity since they come from former EGM editors. If you think that section shouldn't be in this article, please discuss here so we can decide whether or not it should stay (I see no reason for its removal, although it could definitely stand to be re-written).
This paragraph was been rewritten to avoid linking Terry Minnich and Ken Williams to the invalid assumption that they condoned the contents of those two ridiculous press releases written entirely by Martin Alessi without their consent. Both have left the original projects mentioned in those releases, as well as the entire Retro Player venture due to obvious creative and moral differences with Mr. Alessi. SushiXHistorian 23:02, 1 February 2007 (UTC)
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Could someone confirm the issue Sushi-X appeared? This page needs a lot of work, no question about it, so I'm hoping a few of you guys can pitch in to clean it up a bit. I think the foundation I've laid is reasonably sturdy, so let's get to work!
The paragraph with the recent press release and website information from retroplay.tv, wii60, etc. was removed. Those sites and the press release are probably the most concrete pieces of evidence this article has regarding Sushi-X's identity since they come from former EGM editors. If you think that section shouldn't be in this article, please discuss here so we can decide whether or not it should stay (I see no reason for its removal, although it could definitely stand to be re-written).
This paragraph was been rewritten to avoid linking Terry Minnich and Ken Williams to the invalid assumption that they condoned the contents of those two ridiculous press releases written entirely by Martin Alessi without their consent. Both have left the original projects mentioned in those releases, as well as the entire Retro Player venture due to obvious creative and moral differences with Mr. Alessi. SushiXHistorian 23:02, 1 February 2007 (UTC)