somebody is writing "funny" comments
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Which games are the ones with the comments?it seems that some "funny" guy is writing some comments to nds games compatibility sections for example "doesnt work display p*nis" "crashes my d*ldo" .. just so you know
That's one of the issues with the current list, finding out the culprit isn't as easy as just clicking a "History" link.
i think it should be changed the way it works. IT asks you to enter your name. People will abuse this and just write a name it does not match thier username. it will get spammed all over the place
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should use an IP tracker and ban there a*s off lol
We will
We have zero tolerance to Wiki defacement.
0925 - Bomberman Story, across several carts. Just an observation, but is ticking the "works / doesn't work" boxes supposed to change the background colour on the grid? Because on that page all of the boxes appear white, regardless of what settings they've been given
by the way, since this thread is getting all the attention..
can I suggest that the save-type be made as a poll option, that can only be modified by registered users who will be tracked for their choices? i.e. A person chooses eeprom 64k, then his name will go under the dropdown list for that option etc. Or assign a universal section for it in the compat listings, independent of card type
also, the compatibility chart is a little unwieldy at the moment....the buttons for the different carts are so small and packed so close together, once you click the wrong button you will get a big mess. Why not have the different carts under a single dropdown list? (even better, have checkbox options for different users that only want to see the charts for one or two brands of cards
can I suggest that the save-type be made as a poll option, that can only be modified by registered users who will be tracked for their choices? i.e. A person chooses eeprom 64k, then his name will go under the dropdown list for that option etc. Or assign a universal section for it in the compat listings, independent of card type
also, the compatibility chart is a little unwieldy at the moment....the buttons for the different carts are so small and packed so close together, once you click the wrong button you will get a big mess. Why not have the different carts under a single dropdown list? (even better, have checkbox options for different users that only want to see the charts for one or two brands of cards
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Is there a way to make it where you have to register to edit the list? Make it where anyone can look at the info, but you must register (maybe connect it with the forum registration or something) to be able to add to it.
That way you could have pointers as to who is doing that stuff and can ban them accordingly.
That way you could have pointers as to who is doing that stuff and can ban them accordingly.
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I think a few of the early systems could benefit from that, at least up to the 8 bit generation, by the 16 bit generation I think TVs had gotten a lot better in almost every way
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Xdqwerty:
it says it only works for the original R4, R4i Gold (r4ids.cn), R4iDSN (r4idsn.com) and Acekard R.P.G. -
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Psionic Roshambo:
Just give it a try, but honestly if you have a 3DS you can play DS games without a card just off the internal SD card
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