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3. Unoffical, Though Significant Fan Games (tetrinet etc.)<BR> | 3. Unoffical, Though Significant Fan Games (tetrinet etc.)<BR> | ||
To clarify, I think Official Games should include even games that are technically unlicensed, but were believed to be legitimate by the developers. eg. Tengen Tetris & Megadrive Tetris | To clarify, I think Official Games should include even games that are technically unlicensed, but were believed to be legitimate by the developers. eg. Tengen Tetris & Megadrive Tetris<br /> | ||
Also, should we drop acronyms? eg. GB -> GameBoy<BR> | Also, should we drop acronyms? eg. GB -> GameBoy<BR> | ||
At least, we shouldn't require them. There are waaaay to many versions on obscure Japanese home computer platforms to warrant that. | At least, we shouldn't require them. There are waaaay to many versions on obscure Japanese home computer platforms to warrant that. | ||
[[User:Colour thief|Colour Thief]] 22:41, 15 March 2006 (EST) | [[User:Colour thief|Colour Thief]] 22:41, 15 March 2006 (EST) | ||
:yeah, this is a touch decision. official, i guess, would mean the same thing as authentic, but how do you destinguish unrelated games? for that, you'd need to define tetris specifically. is tetris a falling tetromino game? if so, anything other could be unrelated. maybe do something like this, | |||
#official (all published games with "ris" in its title, which would take care of believed legitimate games) | |||
#unofficial (which would indicate unpublished unlicensed fan games) | |||
[[User:Nicholas|Nicholas]] 22:42, 15 March 2006 (EST) | |||
Revision as of 03:42, 16 March 2006
This list is going to be huge, so we should build it carefully. I suggest 3 general categories:
1. Official Tetris Games
2. Official Unrelated Games (games that use "Tetris" or "-tris")
3. Unoffical, Though Significant Fan Games (tetrinet etc.)
To clarify, I think Official Games should include even games that are technically unlicensed, but were believed to be legitimate by the developers. eg. Tengen Tetris & Megadrive Tetris
Also, should we drop acronyms? eg. GB -> GameBoy
At least, we shouldn't require them. There are waaaay to many versions on obscure Japanese home computer platforms to warrant that.
Colour Thief 22:41, 15 March 2006 (EST)
- yeah, this is a touch decision. official, i guess, would mean the same thing as authentic, but how do you destinguish unrelated games? for that, you'd need to define tetris specifically. is tetris a falling tetromino game? if so, anything other could be unrelated. maybe do something like this,
- official (all published games with "ris" in its title, which would take care of believed legitimate games)
- unofficial (which would indicate unpublished unlicensed fan games)
Nicholas 22:42, 15 March 2006 (EST)