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Jim Dandy, a screen capture from a fan website -- and God knows what page -- that has somehow escaped the Mighty Google Spiders, since "Hayashigame" still pulls up the magic goose egg -- as does the kana combination "ハヤシガメ".
What video games? What are you talking about? What is the source of your information? Is it an actual, bonafide, citable
reliable source? Why HAVEN'T you cited ANY sources, despite repeated requests? --
Calton |
Talk22:18, 27 September 2006 (UTC)reply
Diamond and Pearl. I can't show proof myself because it'd be original research. Google D/P info, man.
Perhaps you missed the TWO references I made to Gooooooooooooogling and getting a big fat goose egg, and your own edit summary offering an excuse for the zero Google hits[1].
I'm sorry, but if you can't verify this from reliable sources, this doesn't belong here, since this is an encylopedia, not a rumor central. Come up with verifable references (and I'll note that the article has no references of any kind, good or bad), or this is going to
AFD. --
Calton |
Talk04:12, 28 September 2006 (UTC)reply
I was refering to searching for D/P info, not a name released such a short time ago; although it should be noted that Googling the name doesn't get 0 hits anymore, since the information is coming about. Reliable sources will come out tomorrow, and many sites will have this info. And for the record, while the original screenshot, indeed, the one we got the sprite from was initially unreliable, Serebii and many others have confirmed it as true; they have copies themselves. I'd refer you to a ROM if it were legal.
DanPMK06:07, 28 September 2006 (UTC)reply
Where are the sources?
For the FIFTH time, what are the sources for all the factoids being piled into this article? You've got until close of business today or I'm putting this thing up for
WP:AFD, where you can make your case for rumor-mongering substituting for
verification and
reliable sources. --
Calton |
Talk01:36, 2 October 2006 (UTC)reply
Google can't come up with EVERYTHING So what? The point is, you haven't come up with ANYTHING. You have no reliable sources. None. Zip. Zero. Nada. Nil. Goose egg. For all anyone knows, this is some fever dream.
Serebii.net is not known for putting up hoaxes. As far as I'm concerned, Serebii.net isn't known for anything whatsoever. Hence the whole "reliable sources" insistence.
Also, any Wikipedian with a legal copy of the game can prove this isn't a hoax. Assuming such a thing exists, which, again, no one has offered the slightest evidence for?