Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jones in the Fast Lane
My |personal opinion is the game was a pioneer for the "electronic boardgame" style, one of the first to introduce the concept of an electronic cash economy and a trailblazer in graphics and intuitive gameplay. Alas, the current references don't yet conclusively |verify these points. That's not surprising given the age of the game, and I suspect a thorough examination of video-game texts or research papers would uncover more and better sources. Entire chapters or in-depth articles aren't needed - just a few references noting Jones' contribution to what came after. I don't have a library of video-game texts and wouldn't know where to look, but hopefully someone better versed in the subject area will come forward during the AfD. In the absence of this I'd say '''weak delete''' - the sources (even my Stanford one) don't quite meet the notability threshold. One of those regrettable cases where the subject is notable in real life but we may be unable to include it because sources can't readily be found
— User:Euryalus, 23:55, 15 March 2009 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:OR||WP:V (Wikipedia:No original research)