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Regarding the Ghost Games Logo

As part of my attempt to bring this page along with the actual NFS page to a quality standard on par with other video game articles, I've gone ahead and contacted the community manager of Ghost Games to get the official logo that the development team is currently using, along with permission to use it in our article of course. Once we obtain this, we can replace the current one I posted with the new one, for the foreseeable future. If for some reason or another anyone's against this idea, just post here. Thanks! Max Lazy 10 (talk) 15:55, 20 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Employee Number

I noticed the referenced link under "Number of Employees" was a dead URL, so I've updated it with an archive link.

Additionally, seeing that the sourced citation is over 6 years old, and at the time the referenced blog post itself stated they were going to keep employing people until they reach 85-90 people, I've updated the article to utilize that number instead of "65" which is likely no longer accurate.

Their official LinkedIn page states they have 102 employees, however, that's not a reliable source of information. Thus 85+ is a good measure until we get additional more up-to-date information from properly vetted sources such as other gaming news sites.

MulliganAlpha24 (talk) 16:50, 17 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]