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Diff · History -29 Replaced erroneous Kent U.S. launch info with actual reports from the time.
Diff · History -491 The source says nothing about a January 1989 release announcement on the page indicated, nor can I find such a claim anywhere else in the source.
Diff · History -4 Street dates for video games were not a thing in the US in the 1980s. Kent pulled this day out of thin air (something that he does for many of his "facts"). Will be fixing this in the body with better sourcing shortly.
Diff · History 3 Whoops, broke the infobox
Diff · History -50 With English sources, it's hard to tell when Tectoy stopped selling real Genesis hardware, but it was no later than 2006 and possibly several years earlier. The 3 million figure includes modern emulated plug and play variants that are not actual Genesis hardware. Atgames systems are also not real Genesis hardware, so to say the system is still in production in the info box is in no way true.
Diff · History -2,761 Times is absolutely correct. Most of that info is unsourced OR, some of the "sourced" material does not actually reflect the sources, and the info about Alex Kidd is just plain wrong.
Diff · History 13 Majesco and Tectoy both manufactured and sold the system, and their sales are not included in this figure.
Diff · History -34 Article achieved FA status with that language and no one was bothered. Also that editor was a vandal that removed the word unprecedented from several dozen articles.
Diff · History 2 the word "unprecedented" is defined as "never done or known before." As the video game industry never invited a Congressional hearing before, this was a level of scrutiny never known before.
Diff · History 22 Yes, actually, it does. Sega has gone through numerous reorganizations throughout its history. The Sega of today is not the same company as Sega Enterprises Ltd. Specificity is important for accuracy.
Diff · History -15 revert good faith edit. As this sentence is only discussing the system in the context of Japan, using the term Super Famicom by itself is appropriate
Diff · History -1 Typo
Diff · History -46 Remove POV puffery
Diff · History -2 And another one
Diff · History 0 Caught another tense issue
Diff · History -2 Pronoun-antecedent agreement
Diff · History -4 Game library:
Diff · History -4 Reworded for flow
Diff · History 6 per FAC
Diff · History 8 the "art games" referred to in this article are not the same as the "art games" that are the subject of the linked article
Diff · History 0 and eliminating all caps in ref title
Diff · History 0 oops correct ref
Diff · History 324 added source for 1982 arcade industry downturn
Diff · History -12 unnecessary and repetitive
Diff · History 0 cut down on word repetition and improve flow
Diff · History -1 no comma needed here
Diff · History 10 Launch:
Diff · History -38 flow
Diff · History 0 I don't think this needs to be a separate paragraph anymore
Diff · History 5 History:
Diff · History -34 rework India information for flow
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Diff · History 11 History:
Diff · History 32 History:
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Diff · History -429 Removed awkward sentence that is not even accurate. Sega would have manufactured the cartridges, not been the publisher
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Diff · History -4 remove redlink
Diff · History -4 32-bit era and beyond:
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Diff · History -2 Added a little more development info from some Famitsu translations at Siliconera
Diff · History 644 History:
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Diff · History -7 rearrange for flow
Diff · History 2 32-bit era and beyond:
Diff · History -443 There is no way the Sega CD sold over three million units in its final two years after selling less than that in its first two. Maniac proves Gamepro wrong on this one.
Diff · History -28 Incomplete sales data means that we cannot assume an absolute sales ranking
Diff · History -5 Launch:
Diff · History 3 Launch:
Diff · History 216 more cleanup, moved Atari information down to the paragraph on the US launch, where it makes more sense structurally
Diff · History 150 wording tweaks for grammar, elimination of redundant works, and minor content changes
Diff · History 12 wording tweak per talk page. No sources back up the claim that Sega CD or 32X actually extended the console's lifespan, though that was certainly one objective of the products.
Diff · History -196 absent reliable sales figures for several notable games on both the Sega and Nintendo side, this statement cannot really be supported
Diff · History -376 I think this is probably too much detail for the Genesis article
Diff · History -20 It is a widely held myth that Alex Kidd was ever promoted by Sega as a mascot, though he did become a sort of unofficial mascot since his games were in the Mario mold
Diff · History 24 reference formatting
Diff · History 8 Sega partnered with JVC on Sega CD, not Sony. Corrected with reference. Also removed all instances of Levi Buchanan IGN article on the Sega CD because he is often inaccurate and the source duplicated info already found in other sources.
Diff · History -13 awkward wording
Diff · History 224 another ref
Diff · History -13 History:
Diff · History -1 whoops, formatting error
Diff · History 424 another reference
Diff · History 408 added source
Diff · History 23 fixed wikilink
Diff · History -356 oops, meant to cut that, not copy it
Diff · History 356 moved Kent reference down a sentence, as it also serves as a source for the Nakayama promotion
Diff · History 9 added page number to Kent reference
Diff · History 63 History:
Diff · History 47 History:
Diff · History 129 finished editing of early history. Some additional sourcing to follow later this evening
Diff · History 1,086 Major rewrite of first paragraph of early history. Will be revising the second paragraph shortly to smooth the transitions. More sourcing to follow as well.
Diff · History 93 swapped out a ref
Diff · History 42 Sega 32X:
Diff · History -79 Sega CD:
Diff · History -35 Sega CD:
Diff · History -4 Peripherals:
Diff · History 1 Peripherals:
Diff · History 28 Peripherals:
Diff · History 20 Peripherals:
Diff · History -12 Per GA review, use of distinctive here is unsourced POV
Diff · History 1 Technical specifications:
Diff · History 45 Technical specifications:
Diff · History 3 He was in charge of the whole company, not just the Japanese division
Diff · History 46 32-bit era and beyond:
Diff · History -6 Videogame Rating Council and Congressional hearings on video game violence:
Diff · History -2 Launch:
Diff · History 22 Corrected Katz's title again
Diff · History 12 there have been a lot of Ataris throughout history. This link should be specific
Diff · History -50 GA Copy Edit
Diff · History 0 Third-party models:
Diff · History -39 GA copy edit
Diff · History 32 Corrected Michael Katz's position at Atari
Diff · History 1 More GA copy edit
Diff · History -14 Copy edit per GA review
Diff · History -536 I understand the sentiment this is trying to convey, but no one "forced" Sega to adopt a rating system and the company did not require a rating system to release mature content. Also ESRB was created solely to forstall Congressional action.
Diff · History -306 Sonic probably did sell at least that much since it was a bundled game and all, but the source cannot be considered reliable
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