CartridgeCulture/To do
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To do
- Scratchpad
- Ask Black Squirrel to add categorization functionality to the brands= field of Template:Bob for Sega Sports and the like.
- References Table
- StaffList table portraits
- Finish Sonic Mars omni pages, X-treme too
- KioskBob and all the associated templates/icons/etc.
- Change any development tools using UnreleasedBob to Bob? DevToolBob so we can build in unitalicized game titles for CompanyHistoryAll etc?
Roundtable questions
- We should probably combine History and Development sections. See Half-Life.
- Do we want to differentiate between divisions and subsidiaries? Where would Angel (company) fall into that?
- Should the above apply to games we have no proof were in development (or meet a certain standard, ie money was spent). I'm thinking of Baby Boom as an example. We have lots of cases where we have one version of a game which was definitely worked on, while other versions seem to have been wishful thinking. Its not priority, but the problem is, these non-confirmed versions appear in softographies and other places. At best, they clog up said softographies, and at worst, they're confusing and misrepresentative. Should we only list "main" and/or "confirmed" versions in UnreleasedBobs, and just describe everything else in manual prose in a History section?
- Should notable rumors get individual pages? I used to think so, but now I'm thinking we shouldn't. Almost all these cases are rumored ports of existing games, ala Garfield: Garfield in TV land! (32X), and that can go on the main Garfield page. Because having individual pages means, for example, that 32X entry gets picked up by Softogs and other templates, and that can be misrepresentative and confusing. But we absolutely 100% should make a "List of rumored games" page or something cause these DO need to be documented somewhere, and not every rumored game is going to have a "base game" page to store the info in. That means that said "List of rumored games" and some individual game pages may have a shared paragraph or other overlap.