Talk:Mike Perry (game developer)
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[edit]It's an orphan for starters, as the tag reads. If you click the "what links here" button, you'll see that SimFarm is the only real article that links to it, the rest are disambig and user pages. I don't see a "clear assertion of notability." He's a guy that makes video games, big deal, so every video game developer automatically gets a wikipedia article? The "biography" is a narrative of his life story, like working at Toys R us and staying with his company when it was bought out by EA, hard to imagine less notable or encylopedic entries. It's a vanity page / resume to promote himself in his industry, plain and simple. This is article is neither encyclopedic or notable, it's not much more than an advertisement. --MrShamrock (talk) 03:15, 12 January 2009 (UTC)
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