New changes ahoy.
Hello there, I'm going to detail some of the major changes we're rolling out cross the Wikia. These are our current plans.
==Video Game Sets==
We've now coded the main template so we can now list each game's cards sets in a Standard collapsible box. This is to be coupled with complete Set information for all applicable cards that appear in applicable Video Games
==Video Game Cards==
We've now begun to screencap cards from WC6, TSC and EDS. WC5, WC4, and GX1 will follow in short order, and then we can focus on NTR and GX03. Once we can screencap PSP images, we'll look to be screencapping GX02 and GX04 (Even GX05 when it arrives).
==English Card Separation==
We've also now begun to split English Cards into ones that were printed Worldwide, only in North American, only in Europe, and only in Australia.
==Foreign Language Set Numbers & Names==
Doing what no-one else has ettempted to do, we're in the process of cataloguing all French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Korean and Asian-English set numbers & names.
==Not just covering North American cards==
Some sites just focus on what North America got. Not us! We're dedicated to cataloguing what cards Europe got, too.
==Video Game Sets==
We've now coded the main template so we can now list each game's cards sets in a Standard collapsible box. This is to be coupled with complete Set information for all applicable cards that appear in applicable Video Games
==Video Game Cards==
We've now begun to screencap cards from WC6, TSC and EDS. WC5, WC4, and GX1 will follow in short order, and then we can focus on NTR and GX03. Once we can screencap PSP images, we'll look to be screencapping GX02 and GX04 (Even GX05 when it arrives).
==English Card Separation==
We've also now begun to split English Cards into ones that were printed Worldwide, only in North American, only in Europe, and only in Australia.
==Foreign Language Set Numbers & Names==
Doing what no-one else has ettempted to do, we're in the process of cataloguing all French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Korean and Asian-English set numbers & names.
==Not just covering North American cards==
Some sites just focus on what North America got. Not us! We're dedicated to cataloguing what cards Europe got, too.
TwoTailedFox - 16. Dec, 23:23
