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[edit] Jackass game

Hi, I'm not sure if there's enough info about the Jackass game yet. Can you find references from reliable sources? If it's in the very early stages of production it might be too close to crystal balling. The J:TG website is just a discussion forum, I couldn't find anything there about the game itself. Deizio talk 11:52, 23 October 2006 (UTC)

Reply: While there is limited information there are several sources including the IGN website information that shows this to have been in production for some time now and was displayed at E3--Penfold dm 18:36, 23 October 2006 (UTC)

• Hi Penfold. Thanks for that link, you'll appreciate that a game may be in development, but that doesn't mean that it qualifies as encyclopedic information. By admission in your edit to the Jackass article, there is very little information about this, the fact that there is no information about even what platforms it will be available on puts it firmly in crystal ball territory and at first glance doesn't satisfy WP:SOFTWARE. As IGN is a decent source and this is probably OK to report, it would be better if you could concisely summarize the content of the game on the Jackass page to show this game is fairly well developed rather than emphasize how little is known about it. Deizio talk 21:14, 23 October 2006 (UTC)

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