Talk:Majesco Entertainment

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Super Caesars Palace[edit]

Edited the page to omit references to Super Caesars Palace. For some reason, I believe in error, Majesco had been credited as the developer on the game. Majesco are a publisher (read: not a developer) and furthermore I can't find any evidence whatsoever to suggest they had anything to do with the game. Whereas I have seen nothing but evidence to indicate the developer was The Illusions Gaming Company and the publisher was Virgin Interactive exclusively. Therefore I have deleted the entry on this page that credited it to Majesco. ^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5] Mandrogora (talk) 12:48, 21 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Citations follow:

References

^ "Classic Gaming Quarterly's review of Caesars Palace on the Sega Genesis". Chris Alaimo.
^ "Front Cover boxart". MobyGames.
^ "Rear Cover boxart". MobyGames.
^ "Sega Genesis Let's Play". Retro Sunday.
^ "SNES Let's Play". JsRetroVideoGames.

[1] "Classic Gaming Quarterly's review of Caesars Palace on the Sega Genesis". Chris Alaimo.

[2] "Front Cover boxart". MobyGames.

[3] "Rear Cover boxart". MobyGames.

[4] "Sega Genesis Let's Play". Retro Sunday.

[5] "SNES Let's Play". JsRetroVideoGames.

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