Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Impact of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami on the video game industry
I have already voted delete. There is a lot of talk about whether the article is in bad taste or not, or violates neutral point of view blah blah.  Personally I feel this is the kind of article that is an embarrassment to the entire Wikipedia project, but this is completely irrelevant and I cannot judge the people who created it.  The crucial thing is that Wikipedia is not news.  The fact that something can be verified from multiple sources does not make it notable and enduring.  Stock prices are just today's news.  Same goes for video game release dates or whether a server is online or not.  Businesses are donating to the relief effort.  This is a normal thing for businesses to do in such circumstances.  There is absolutely nothing that indicates that this is a subject of enduring notability.  Nobody is saying the industry will not recover.  The Nikkei index is already up 6% today. Nor is there anything that indicates that there is any negative effect specific to the videogame industry (for an example of specificity, the potential effect of nuclear fallout on agriculture, fishing etc.)  Please think about how this article will look in the far future.  Special:Contributions/24.69.71.254|24.69.71.254
— [[User talk:24.69.71.254|talk]]), 18:18, 18 March 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NOTNEWS (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)