Deletion of Assault Of M-OEE8

Comment: Oh for pity's sake.  Where to start?  ? ?  ?  Why, yes, a few thousand players of this computer game participated in this extremely ephemeral event, covered exclusively in their own walled garden of websites.  By way of compare and contrast, there was another recent event.  It took place last Saturday, a football game between the New England Patriots and the New York Jets.  Rather than a few thousand computer gamers, the announced attendance in Foxboro was over ''66,000''.  The game was nationally broadcast on CBS, to a viewing audience of several million.  The game received extensive coverage both before and after, and not from websites nowhere near the Alexa top ''ten thousand'', but from major news sources such as the ''Boston Globe, New York Times, New York Post,'' ESPN and so on.  (And not just a handful of cites; if I found fewer than a ''hundred'' cites from Pulitzer Prize-winning outlets, it'd only be because I stopped trying.)  That game doesn't have a Wikipedia page, and were anyone to try to put one up, it'd be quickly AfDed
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTNEWS||WP:EVENTCRITERIA||WP:COVERAGE)