@Joseppie said: " @Halberdierv2:  Now, as for your hasty creation of the page, don't do that in the future. As Hamz said, wait for an official response (staff or moderator) before you act. "Why even bother giving people editing rights if you just want to moderate everything they submit?Maybe he read the site FAQ and decided that that + the previous posts were more than adequate and that he didn't ...

@Joseppie said: " @roushimsx: Actually that page shouldn't really be in the database at all because there's already a page for the game here. "They're entirely different games.  Who cares if the name is the same?edit - Different developers, different games, separated release times. Ninja Gaiden / Batman / Prince of Persia argument.

@jr8rulz: I've been using OpenGameLister for a few years now. It's pretty basic and not really supported any longer, but since it's PHP and uses a MySQL database, it's extremely easy to make modifications to.My PageA Friend's Page

@Ignor said: " Fine, then I'm going to make an American Villains page, brb. "Why not China? They're the biggest country in the world, after all. There's plenty of room for Korean, Japanese and Mexican. Those are all easy ones, though.You should have some fun and find some more random country to use. Canadian Villains? Can we think of any?

Whoever wrote the DICE page really likes Wikipedia. May be the same writer as the Wikipedia article, who knows. Too lazy to check the version history.Main article should probably be named "EA Digital Illusions CE AB" anyway with "Digital Illusions CE AB" added as an alias. Looks like there's not a page for Refraction Games yet? Bummer. They may have only had one game, but once DICE bought them out ...

Upscaling over component -> AlwaysUpscaling over HDMI -> only if the small amount of latency it induces doesn't bother you.Smoothing on PS1 games -> Mostly a waste of timeSmoothing on PS2 games -> Sometimes a slight improvementI love how clean and crisp PS1/PS2 games look on the PS3, but I know a lot of people can't stand seeing something so obnoxiously low resolution that they're used to seeing blurred and ...

Too many WW2 games set in Europe, not enough set in the Pacific.It doesn't help that major series like Call of Duty rarely even try to infuse any sort of storyline and instead degenerate into replicating scenes from major movies/tv shows. One of my few gripes with World at War was that they took a promising introduction that followed the style of Modern Warfare's storytelling and then pissed it away ...