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 :::::Please, don't say ""It's been settled at least twice before."" We have to criticize everything until it's correct. If anything is my source, it's common sense. I find it ridiculous that every little detail of every little word needs to be studied for hours. Those sources show the connection, and by the author's overall distaste in the articles, you can tell they don't like the connection. Please provide an actual contradiction instead of 'that wasn't the main focus of the article' or 'that's not stated 100% directly in the most obvious way so that we can be sure beyond all unsureness that it is correct.' The IGN and 1UP blogs are made by the editors of the site. So, the people that put out news articles/reviews are the ones that criticize the name in blogs. They have to do it in blogs, as saying ""Wii=urine"" in a news posting wouldn't be very professional, would it? Perhaps they would, but editors that didn't report on the story would want to vent it, and everyone generally would want to share opinions on the name. They are, in fact, the people that make IGN. The Tripod source looked like it was from Wired, although that might not be true.  "