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Source Gaming
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This article is being considered for deletion in accordance with the deletion policy. The editor who added this tag believes this page should be deleted for the following reason: "Not strictly Smash-focused; ambiguous significance given most of their Smash content is translations of things made by others" If you disagree with this page's deletion, please explain why on its talk page. Feel free to edit this page, but it must not be blanked, and this notice must not be removed until the discussion is closed. |
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Source Gaming is an article-based website created by PushDustIn that began as a dedicated place for "going back to the source to investigate video games"[1]. developmental history. Since then, its purpose is to uncover and investigate anything pertaining to video game history, development, and origins; thus far consisting mainly of Smash Bros. related content. This is done through many various methods and ways, such as translating Famitsu article columns with interviews of Masahiro Sakurai or the Japanese-only Melee official website.
