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Cleaned up the list of developer names corresponding to debug menu sections (and clarified that the alternative spellings are acceptable variants and not misspellings as the article previously stated)

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 [[File:Kirby in background of SSB debug.png|thumb|The background of the debug menu in the original ''Smash Bros.'' has a cube with an angry face resembling [[Kirby]].]]
 * In the ''Melee'' debug menu, under '''MODE TEAM TEST''', there are options that have appeared to be named after the game developers (specifically game programmers).
-** '''HANYU''' appears to be named after ''Akio Hanyu''.
+** '''HANYU''' from ''Akio Hanyu''.
-** '''OTOGURO''' might have been named after ''Seiji Otoguro''.
+** '''OTOGURO''' from ''Seiji Otoguro''.
-** '''TANIGUTI''' looks like a misspelling of Yoshiya Taniguchi.
+** '''TANIGUTI''' from ''Yoshiya Taniguchi'' (both spellings of "Taniguchi" are acceptable).
-** Again, '''NAGASIMA''' resembles ''Yasuyuki Nagashima''
+** '''NAGASIMA''' from ''Yasuyuki Nagashima'' (both spellings of "Nagashima" are acceptable).
-** '''KIM''' could've been named after ''Kim Sung-Kwen''
+** '''KIM''' from ''Kim Sung-Kwen''.
-** '''SAKUDO''' shares the same name as '''Katsuhiro Sakudo'''
+** '''SAKUDO''' from '''Katsuhiro Sakudo'''.
-** Finally, the option '''SUGANO''' has the same name as ''Takayuki Sugano''.
+** '''SUGANO''' from ''Takayuki Sugano''.
-** However, '''YOSHIKI''' doesn't seem to fit with any game developer specifically. Though it is  similar to ''Yoshiyuki Tagawa'', a game designer.
+** '''YOSHIKI''' does not unambiguously correspond to any know game developer, though it is  similar to the name of the game designer ''Yoshiyuki Tagawa''.
 *''Super Smash Bros.''{{'}}s debug menu contains two voice clips of {{SSB|Ness}}, one saying "PK" and another saying "[[PK Starstorm|Starstorm]]", as well as another clip of {{SSB|Captain Falcon}} saying "Come on!" (similarly to the start of his [[Blue Falcon]] move), hinting that [[Final Smash]]es were originally intended to appear in the game. [[Masahiro Sakurai]] later confirmed in an interview that he ''did'' intend to implement Final Smashes in ''Super Smash Bros.'', and that the voice clips were intended for that purpose.