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User page • Talk page • Contributions • Sandbox • (this template) |
WIP articles: Persona (series) • of Montreal discography |
This is something.
Modified tracklist
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"Hello wut is this" | Wut is this | [2] |
Kirby series
editThis is my Kirby template I've proposed. It's width is currently at 500, although it could be consolidated to 400. The game's are categorized by platformer and non-platformer; although they could also be organised by system; the Dream Land games could also be given their own little section.
Counter-Strike
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Games |
Recently there has been a suggestion at Talk:Counter-Strike to split up the article Counter-Strike into multiple sub-pages, in order to decrease it's massive size. This could be used as a navigational aid of sorts, in order to link all of the Counter-Strike articles together. Doesn't look too good, although maybe having an image at the top of the box, sort of like on Template:WikipediaFAQ would be a nice touch. E-Sports doesn't exsist yet, as it's red, but it's a planned branch of the "Professional Counter-Strike" section in the main CS article; it basically discusses things like CS tourneys, etc.
Nintendo Wars
editA template to bind all of the Nintendo Wars games together; or maybe a template for just the Advance Wars games [1] [2] [3] Either way, here's what it might quite possibly look like:
- Complete Famicom/Advance Wars
Nintendo Wars |
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Games Famicom Wars | Super Famicom Wars | Game Boy Wars | Game Boy Wars 2 | Game Boy Wars 3 |
Advance Wars |
Games Advance Wars | Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising | Advance Wars: Dual Strike |
COs All COs | Lord Sturm | Flak | Lash | Adder | Hachi |
Gameplay Units in Advance Wars |
- Advance Wars only
Advance Wars |
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Games Advance Wars | Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising | Advance Wars: Dual Strike |
COs All COs | Lord Sturm | Flak | Lash | Adder | Hachi |
Gameplay Units in Advance Wars |
List of Mario games
editThis is a template proposal for List of Mario games. In many ways it's similar to Template:FFtitlebox, which is being used in List of Final Fantasy titles, although this one gives a brief summary of each game as well; in addition to release date, box art, etc. This example is applied to Super Mario Bros.; also, the description could be an excerpt from an article; it should do what a lead section does, which is summarize the topic is one or more paragraphs (in this case one).
Super Mario Bros. |
Release dates: North America: October 1, 1985 Japan: September 13, 1985 Europe: 1987 System(s): NES, Super NES, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance |
Super Mario Bros. is a video game produced by Nintendo in 1985. Universally considered a classic of the medium, Super Mario Bros. was one of the first side-scrolling platform games of its kind, introducing players to huge, bright, expansive worlds that changed the way video games were created.
SMB has been ported to several other consoles. An enhanced remake of the game was included in Super Mario All-Stars; the Game Boy Color and Advance also received ports of it, both part of the Super Mario remake series. |
Super Mario Strikers |
Release dates: North America: December 5, 2005 Japan: TBA Europe: November 18, 2005 System(s): Gamecube |
Super Mario Strikers (Mario Smash Football in Europe) is a soccer video game being developed exclusively for Nintendo's GameCube console. It is currently being developed by Next Level Games and will be published by Nintendo for release in Europe and North America by the end of 2005; a Japanese release was announced, but has no confirmed date. The game will be created in the vein of other Mario sports games such as Mario Golf, Mario Tennis, and the more recent Mario Superstar Baseball. |
Console infobox
editFind the proposal at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Computer and video games (it's far down the list). The proposal is to make a new infobox for WP:CVG that details all of the major video game consoles... NES, Xbox, '2600, etc... So! Here's a design I made. It looks like the CVG and AG infoboxes, because I C+P'd the code onto here. Although, I'd like to make it a different color if the proposal comes through...
Nintendo Entertainment System | |
Manufacturer(s) | Nintendo |
Generation | 8-bit era |
System Type | Standard (multi-game) |
Introduced | 1983 (Japan); 1985 (United States); 1987 (Europe) |
Discontinued | 1995 (United States); 1987 (Europe); 2003 (Japan) |
Tech specs | 1.79 MHz processor; Main RAM: 2 KB; Video RAM: 2 KB |
Media | 8-megabit cartridge |
Controller ports | Two; expandable to four via multitap |
Controller specs | Wired: 8-way D-Pad; four buttons |
Expansion ports | DB-15 expansion port (Japan only) |
Accesories | Zapper (light gun); NES Advantage (joystick controller); Power Pad (dance mat) |
Market status | Sold over 60 million units worldwide [1] |
Notable games | Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy, Kirby's Adventure |
Code is below...
{{ Video game console |name = |image = |manufacturer = |type = |introduced = |discontinued = (optional) |techspecs = |media = |controlports = |controlspecs = |expansion = (optional) |accesories = (optional) |marketstatus = (optional) |games = }}
Workshop
editSome templates for User:Jacoplane/Workshop, the new CVG Workshop proposal. I got bored.
{{workshop-active}}
Advance Wars: Dual Strike is an active collaboration in the WikiProject Computer and video games Workshop. You are encouraged to help develop this article to good or featured status.
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- Uh OK, that looks awful. Some other stuff.
This article is a current nominee for acceptance into the WikiProject Computer and video games Workshop. If you would like to help collaborate with other editors on this article, please add your support vote to this article's (link to nomination subsection) nomination page. |
- Used the colors from {{User WPCVG}} for whatever reason. Maybe 'cuz I like them or something. Oh, and the second one is standard Talk page-style template colors. I'll maybe get back to this later, I gotta beat Call of Duty... two.
TS
editRight now I'm working on a proposal for Wikipedia:Template standardisation/article. Eh, I'll probably end up not finishing it, but if I do (and I think it's halfway decent) I'll put it up on that page maybe.
Maintenance tags
editMaintenance: Wikification |
Maintenance: Cleanup |
- Location: Top of article/section; right aligned
- Style: (1) Small gray box (15% width) with a 50px icon and the text Maintenance: Foo beside it.
- Style: (2) Smaller gray box (10% width) with a 30px icon and the text Maintenance: Foo beside it.
- Timeframe: Until the issues in question are fixed
Maintenance tags are small template boxes that inform editors of certain cleanup-related tags. These are mostly non-content related things, such as wikification, or copyediting. The tags appear at the start of an article or section to the left in a gray color with a picture of a screwdriver and wrench.
Maintenance tags would include:
- General cleanup
- Wikification
- Categorization
- De-redlinking
- Sectioning
- Copyediting
- And probably others. Bigger things would merit more visible templates.
Stubs
editThese stubs are in box form. Every stub template would have a 48px image as well as the standard "This article is a blah blah by expanding it" text. Also, the box is left aligned, like current stubs.
- Location: End of article, as usual.
- Style: Box template; 48px image; text is "This article about something is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it".
- Timeframe: Until article is no longer a stub.
This article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
This article about a computer or video game is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it |
This article about a band is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
Of course, if may also be better just to keep it regular style.
POV
editThese templates relate to POV disputes. The colors are the same as {{POV}}; the light red color.
- Location: See templates below.
- Style: same colors as templates such as {{POV}}; image used is Image:Crystal Clear action stop.png.
- Timeframe: Until disputes are resolved.
- Article tag: (this one would be centered)
This article may not be written from a neutral point of view. See discussion regarding this dispute on the talk page. |
- Section tag:
POV dispute - see talk page. |
- Paragraph tag:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit ( disputed - see talk page) esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
Deletion
editThe deletion tags would all look about the same, but with slight color differences to show immediately what the status of the article is.
- Location: Top of page, centered
- Style: similar colors, although there is a strip of color along the left side of the box. The color depends on the situation.
- In Afd: Red
- Speedy: Blue
- Hangon: Green
- Timeframe: Until the deletion stuff is resolved.
{{afd}}
{{delete}} (speedy)
This article may meet Wikipedia's criteria for speedy deletion. The user {{{1}}} gave this reason:
Administrators, remember to check if anything links here, the page history (last edit) and any revisions of CSD before deletion. |
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TEMPLATEZ
editMadden NFL 07 |
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Console releases |
Xbox, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, Gamecube, Wii, PC |
Handheld releases |
Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Playstation Portable |
Release dates |
TBA (all platforms) |
Cover athelete |
Shaun Alexander (Seattle Seahawks) |
{{/template name = Madden NFL 07 crelease = hrelease = release = coverath = }}