Talk:Radica Games

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More PlayTV in the wild

There is also a Snowboarding PlayTV game. [1] --Axion 22 17:25, 24 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I don't normally edit Wikipedia articles, but considering I removed a whole paragraph, in an already small article, I figured I'd at least explain myself. I'm not positive if the subject of the paragraph I removed was the author or not, but the IP came from Mattel, fwiw. Anyhow, the paragraph stated that the individual was a "famous" designer. While he may be noted within his company, amongst his colleagues, etc, he is not widely known to the general public or a significant percentage of the population as far as I can tell. Google web search only reveals social/professional networking pages and generic alumni pages(s) for school(s) the subject attended. Google news search does not yield any results regarding his fame as a designer, only an article from 2000 which stated he waited outside a Best Buy for the Playstation 2 launch. Additionally, there was some information that was too inside and referred to something called Metronix and how the fact it was not released "proved to be a major mistake by the company." I was unable to find anything referring to this game and/or how it factored into any mistakes made by Mattel/Radica. Also, the information did not seem to add to the article as it discussed a specific person/product rather than the company itself.
Little Larry Sellers (talk) 07:29, 21 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I have removed External Section because "Radica Systems HK" and "Radica Systems CH" external links are not related to Radica Game company. They are linked to Email marketing software company. The "Radica Systems HK" and "Radica Systems CH" external links are added by 118.133.69.205 (i.e. IP seems coming from China) and Ttrab users. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 121.203.30.181 (talk) 14:47, 27 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]