@TMThomsen: In Duke Nukem 3D's case, I believe GOG re-released the game with some updated assets or something. I covered it in the Duke Nukem franchise page, if I remember correctly.
We can't delete releases right now because of some bug. Also, we do count digital releases as a release but remember to put what service they were released on as part of the title to help differentiate it eg. Game X (Steam).
I came here to make a post complaining about how Duke Nukem 64 was not just a port and should not be deleted, but now I see the problem.
Someone has misinterpreted this thread, and instead of removing the 'Duke Nukem 64' release from the Duke Nukem 3D page, they've renamed the actual Duke Nukem 64 page 'Delete', as is standard procedure for a game to be removed at a later date. :P Can someone please change that back before the page gets deleted entirely?
Despite all the improvements and modifications, it's still a port of Duke Nukem 3D. I believe there were pages for the Saturn and Game.com ports that got deleted recently. This should go the same way.
Though, somebody should move the screenshots to a N64 Screenshots folder in Duke Nukem 3D before that page gets wiped.
" http://www.giantbomb.com/duke-nukem-3d/61-3407/releases/ The Nintendo 64 release should be deleted. Duke Nukem 64 already has its own page and differs from the PC version by a lot. EDIT: A question: Does a digital release count as a release? Like gog.com or steam? "
You and whoever else nominated Duke Nukem 64, Duke Nukem Game.com and Duke Nukem for Saturn for deletion are absolute idiots that have obviously never played either game. The policy for merging games with identical names on this site is fucking retarded.
Thank god Mobygames actually has some semblance of standards and quality moderation. Jesus Christ.
@roushimsx: I've never played the games, you're right. But from the searching around I did when someone brought up the idea of merging them, everything pointed to DN64, DN:Total Meltdown, and the Game.com version all being ports of Duke Nukem 3D.
@roushimsx: So are you blaming the people nominating the games for deletion, or the people who made the rules that the nominators are following? I'm not a fan of all the rules either, but please try to be civil about it. If you prefer the inclusion criteria on other sites, then by all means contribute to those sites. I contribute to numerous sites, and I recognize and respect the sites' differences in inclusion criteria, even if I don't agree with some of them.
@roushimsx: Relax, all your work still exists. I haven't "nominated" anything for deletion; I was working on fulfilling the new rule set. The information on the different ports of Duke Nukem 3D can still be found on the Duke Nukem 3D page.
Edit: If you're the one who deleted the whole ports section on that page, you're the worst person I've ever met.
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