Console version history/row

It takes multiple parameters:
Name	Description
 	Name of the anchor for this table row. Defaults to "Console " (or "Switch " if is ), so it is unnecessary in most cases.
 	Name of the update, i.e. version number.
 	The console platforms on which the update was released, separate multiple with a slash (). See Template:Icon for all recognized platform names.
 	"Trivial name" of the update, e.g. "Hotfixes". Will be displayed in small gray text.
 	Date of the release, in the format , e.g. "".
 	Link to a source for the release date, e.g. via .
 	Custom wikitext for the reference, will not be wrapped in a <ref> tag like . Can be used, for instance, if there are multiple references. Takes precedence over , should both be specified.
 	Text that will be displayed in italics at the top of the "Changes" cell.
 	Details about the update. Should be wrapped in /, unless there are only a few sentences.
It is possible that an update was released under different names or on different dates on the different platforms. To reflect this, append the platform name(s) to the , , , and parameters with a hyphen, i.e. $v-<platform>, $date-<platform>, etc. The platform names must be valid as per Template:Icon, and multiple are to be separated with another hyphen. If the non-platform-specific or parameters are specified, then the respective platform-specific ones have no effect.
For instance, if the update "1.234" was released on Jan 1, 2018 on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, but on Jan 15 on Switch, the following code could be used:
| v = 1.234
| date-ps4-xbox one = 2018/01/01
| date-switch = 2018/01/15
| ref-ps4-xbox one = {{forums thread|some-thread-about-xbox-and-playstation-release}}
| rawref-switch = <ref>{{forums thread|some-other-thread-about-switch-release}}</ref><ref>Some external reference about Switch release</ref>