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Capcom doesn't really have much of a legal leg to stand on here, but it'll be enough to spook some people into taking their content down, and that's good enough for them. We really shouldn't let this kind of thing slide though, video game companies have gone too long thinking they have rights like this.

Just wanted to say I'm getting it as well, so not just you.

I think gamepass for PC as a service is very good, although I think the xbox app is incredibly fussy and buggy. On its own its very good, compared to Xbox gamepass it's a little underwhelming.

The only thing they've put on either this entire time that got me excited was Mario Picross. I've played Super Mario World enough times in my life. It's a great game but I can't even vaguely act excited to have a thousandth way to play it. I could play Pokemon Snap on my Wii U but not my Switch. I could play WarioWare Inc on my 3DS but not my Switch. It's just not enough anymore to have the same old NES and SNES games.

I was coming in to suggest something else but you know what? I'm just going to second Normality, that game is incredible.

I've been using Giant Bomb for quite a while now but I'm just now getting interested in contributing to the wiki. I read the FAQ but I have something I want more information on something before I start doing anything. It mostly pertains to arcade games--are personal photos of arcade machines allowed for arcade pages (providing they are high res and look good), or should some sort of stock photo from the manufacturer be found? There are some arcade game stubs I want to fill in but might be hard to find clean cabinet images of online, so my first instinct was to take my own.

I'm also concerned about screenshots. The FAQ discusses plagiarism but it seems to be only in terms of text. What images are considered usable and what aren't? Images from official sites for the games? Screenshots of player-made youtube videos of the games? I don't know how hardcore Giant Bomb is about image sources. I would assume in most games you would just take your own screenshots for the wiki, but with a lot of arcade games that gets really hard. I'd just like to know what things are and aren't allowed in terms of images before I get started. Thanks in advance.