Sorry for posting this a little bit late, but with Wrestlemania and some other things I had to do yesterday it totally escaped me that I hadn't yet posted this.

The Pages

This week I started off with adding an overview to the Butasan page after watching it on the quick look.

Next up I corrected the date, added a new cover image, and added more concepts/objects to the ArcheAge page. The game was recently added to Steam which is how I came across it.

I then added a new page for Grim Legends 2: Song of the Dark Swan, which is a hidden object game that was added to Steam recently. When I created the page I also created a franchise page for the Grim Legends series.

I really can't remember why I visited the page, but I noticed that the Doodle Kingdom page was totally empty so I added an overview to it.

I went over and added just a handful of object associations to the Will Harvey's Zany Golf page after watching it on the old games stream.

Another game that I watched in a video here that had an empty page for was Please, Don't Touch Anything so I added a little overview to that one.

Keeping with tradition this week I went to the page for Project D Online after Jeff played it on Unprofessional Fridays. It was another barren page that I added an overview and some other various things to.

I went back next to another game that was recently added to Steam, Princess Evangile. It is an anime visual novel game that had an empty page, so I did what I normally do and I added an overview to it.

The last game I went to the page for this week that was from Steam is a game called RIDE. The page was not empty this time, but I added some concepts and objects to it.

And last and surely least was the page for the game Hong Kong 97. After I saw that the Angry Video Game Nerd did a video about it I decided to check out our page for it. I ended up only added a couple of concepts to the page since it already seemed to have a lot of information

Closing

so this week I had worked on a bunch of pages, but didn't do too terribly much to them. I always figure that having at least a small overview is better than having a totally empty page.

That brings me to a question I have, I know Twitch.tv was using the wiki for their games, is that still happening? I know before if a page was totally empty it wouldn't show up or something which is another reason I try to make sure at least something is there.

That is all I have for this week, how about the rest of you? I would love to know what kind of work has been getting done around these wiki parts.