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February 2016 edit

 

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This IP address is currently blocked from editing. If this is all a big misunderstanding, then by all means, I'm open to hearing your side of the story...but I find it hard to believe that you, in good-faith, believe that all these unreleased video game consoles were actually released. Any explanation from your end? If not, then I'm forced to believe that just here to add vandalism to articles, which is not acceptable, and you will remain blocked. Thanks. Sergecross73 msg me 15:47, 19 February 2016 (UTC)Reply

March 2016 edit

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