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I don't think this should become an actual page. Microsoft has never been officially involved with the ''Super Mario'' franchise, MS-DOS isn't even its own page, and the acquisition of Rare | I don't think this should become an actual page. Microsoft has never been officially involved with the ''Super Mario'' franchise, MS-DOS isn't even its own page, ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' is not a ''Super Mario'' game and was only about Rare allowing Banjo and Kazooie's inclusion. We don't have Atari 2600 page nor any page for Atari themselves, which have been considerably more involved with ''Super Mario'', due to the Atari ports of the first few ''Super Mario'' games. The closest to any form of relevance that Microsoft has ever had is its acquisition of Rare, but that was to retain the respective properties of Rare. This page is attempting to string together connections where there aren't any. [[User:Super Mario RPG|Super Mario RPG]] ([[User talk:Super Mario RPG|talk]]) 19:51, May 24, 2024 (EDT) | ||
Revision as of 19:54, May 24, 2024
I don't think this should become an actual page. Microsoft has never been officially involved with the Super Mario franchise, MS-DOS isn't even its own page, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is not a Super Mario game and was only about Rare allowing Banjo and Kazooie's inclusion. We don't have Atari 2600 page nor any page for Atari themselves, which have been considerably more involved with Super Mario, due to the Atari ports of the first few Super Mario games. The closest to any form of relevance that Microsoft has ever had is its acquisition of Rare, but that was to retain the respective properties of Rare. This page is attempting to string together connections where there aren't any. Super Mario RPG (talk) 19:51, May 24, 2024 (EDT)
