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Fixing the Release Date, But... Need Help

Hello, y'all! I'm still new to the Wikipedia editing process, so my problem is as follows:

I have come to having found out v 1.0 of the release of this game in its original Japanese is dated as April 18, 1999 in its README file. Since this file is straight from the creator, and the current Japanese release date on this site has no source, I thought it would make sense to change it. However, I'm not sure how I would go about entering the source. Do I just mention it as the source, or do I include the link? Is it supposed to be the download link, or a website that hosts a download link for it.

Thanks! YellowpowR (talk) 04:26, 30 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]