Deletion of Squish 'em

Comment: Although AFD is not clean-up, the article needed something of a leg-up so I've worked it up to Start-class and used a cite from allgame. The content is verified (). Regarding notability, I would only count both aspects of Brett Weiss' allgames writeup as a single source, which is not normally enough for notability. However, using the result of internet searches to judge or establish notability of pre-PS2 era video games is meaningless. Outside of the http://www.worldofspectrum.org/ Spectrum, http://amr.abime.net/ Amiga and few other moderately covered systems the internet does not reveal a true picture of the sources available. Someone without knowledge of what is now the 'retro gaming' scene could be forgiven for thinking that multi-million selling systems such as the NES, Mega Drive, Commodore 64 and Gameboy received little to no magazine and book coverage back in the day. A quick search of Ebay for magazines on these systems would show that to be a false assumption. Without being able to point to sources directly one has to weigh up the game itself. Its age counts against it, the early 80s is before the 'gaming magazine' idea really took off, though there were computing magazines back then. On the other hand, this is a colourful arcade game released on a number of popular systems, which makes the chance of it not being covered ''somewhere'' remote. So, despite not passing  as it stands (IMO), I think removing it because nobody currently has access to a stack of 25+ year old magazines while sat at their keyboard would be a waste
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V||WP:N)