"You like it or not"? Why shouldn't I like it? I just looked for a reference without success so I removed the info about PS2 provisionally while asking politely for a source. As you've found it, it seems I was wrong. I'm sorry about it and I'm sorry to bother you, but it was a good faith edit.--Canyq (talk) 17:02, 19 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Don't worry, after all you did a good work finding a valuable reference. I looked in Google using several strings and wasn't able to find anything. It seems I should have searched deeper but I'm monitoring a nice number of articles and can't spend too much time checking each dubious info. If I can't find anything and the statement is about popular subject, I assume the info is probably false and so, I revert it while carefully leaving a suitable edit summary. However, sometimes the info happens to be true (like in this case) and then, there can't be no one more upset than myself. Nevertheless, I've come to the conclusion that, as Wikipedia is the best place to spread hoaxes, in case an unreferenced info can't be verified it's better to revert it while asking for a reference. Have a nice day. --Canyq (talk) 15:28, 20 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]
