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So it seems that the entire history section is just dropped from the book Game Preview
which was published the same time as the original edits to this page. This appears to be a published and researched book of games with many of it own sources. But, it does seem like the author may have taken the language from Wikipedia (or possibly vice versa, but honestly I can't tell either way).
Basically does anyone think this works for the (very) needed citation in this section? Or does it look like it's a no go? MrGWillickers (talk) 08:38, 6 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]
