@Unknown_Pleasures:@jadeskye: Handheld versions of a console game don't get separate pages. See: Iron Man, Alice in Wonderland, any other licensed movie game.
No matter how different the handheld game is, it stays within the main game page.
" @Unknown_Pleasures:@jadeskye: Handheld versions of a console game don't get separate pages. See: Iron Man, Alice in Wonderland, any other licensed movie game. No matter how different the handheld game is, it stays within the main game page. "
Meh dumb rule for the most....I understand sports games and movie tie-in games but I think exceptions should be made to games that don't fit in either of those categories....but whatever fuck it.
" @Unknown_Pleasures:@jadeskye: Handheld versions of a console game don't get separate pages. See: Iron Man, Alice in Wonderland, any other licensed movie game. No matter how different the handheld game is, it stays within the main game page. "
There are exceptions, though. I don't know anything about Mobilized, but if it's a significantly different experience in plot and gameplay and whatever, I feel like it could warrant its own page, like, for example, Rayman 3. I can't say, though, because I simply don't know anything about it.
As for the topic at hand, agreed with CoD4 DS, and Reflex cannot be deleted yet because it has videos attached to it.
" Yeah exactly.....which is why I thought that rule was retarded that the handheld versions can't have their own page. "
The rule is fine. 95% of handheld "versions" of a game are merely adaptations of their base game, and there's no reason why, say, the GBA versions of Splinter Cell, Max Payne, Jet Set Radio or the Tony Hawk games warrant their own pages when they're the same stories and designs and similar mechanics with slightly different play-styles. There are exceptions, however, and this seems to be one.
" Yeah exactly.....which is why I thought that rule was retarded that the handheld versions can't have their own page. "
The rule is fine. 95% of handheld "versions" of a game are merely adaptations of their base game, and there's no reason why, say, the GBA versions of Splinter Cell, Max Payne, Jet Set Radio or the Tony Hawk games warrant their own pages when they're the same stories and designs and similar mechanics with slightly different play-styles. There are exceptions, however, and this seems to be one. "
Well they made the rule to which there are no exceptions....that's why I said it was retarded.
Why are handheld versions of games given separate pages, despite how little or how much different they are? Does that mean when you are to add an image for a handheld version of a game, you are to clump it into the same page as their PS3/360 counterparts?
" Why are handheld versions of games given separate pages, despite how little or how much different they are? "
In general they aren't.
Does that mean when you are to add an image for a handheld version of a game, you are to clump it into the same page as their PS3/360 counterparts?
Yes. This is why we have the ability to make separate folders for image galleries, so we could make a folder for handheld screenshots. For a good example of this, check out the image gallery for our kill.switch page.
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