Back in action! And the way forward!
It is no secret that VideoPedia has been really inactive despite its promising start. It is also no secret that many of the articles are (of no ill intention) really poorly written, and poorly categorised.
From this day onward, we will begin fixing up the wiki to a presentable standard. The plan is as follows:
- Creating a manual of style for Games, Consoles, Genres and Events
- Adding all current articles on a to-do-list
- Look at implementing gameplay or trophy/achievement guides within the wiki
- Changing up the 'Cadbury' theme slightly, and getting a new logo
More ideas are also open.
(WIKI NEWS) Update on Main Page and CSS Fixes
There hasnt been any news on Wiki Updates in a while, as most efforts have been on adding articles. However, recently the Wiki Main Page has been changed, and the CSS has been edited. A full list of changes can be found here.
The things that haven't changed, but may appear to in the picture is the background colour (We are keeping that nice Cadbury/Thorntons looking theme) and the location of the Contribution Help Box. These appear o be different solely due to the presence and location of Advertisements. What are your thoughts on the updates?
(GAMING NEWS) The Great FPS War: Edition I
2016 is almost at a close, and has had some great First-Person Shooters released, from Overwatch, Titanfall 2, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Battlefield 1. Many others such as the new Deus Ex: Mankind Divided have been released, but have not been included to save space.
- 1 Early 2016
- 2 Games
- 2.1 Overwatch
- 2.2 Battlefield 1
- 2.3 Titanfall 2
- 2.4 Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
- 3 VideoPedia FPS Medal 2016
Early on in the year, the reveal trailers for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Battlefield 1 were revealed on Youtube. The Infinite Warfare trailer was reviewed extremely negatively, with one of the main complaints were it being too futuristic (The past few editions in the series; Black Ops III, Advanced Warfare, Ghosts and Black Ops II all had futuris…
(GAMING NEWS) Why Pokémon Go, just why?
In my previous post, we looked at strangely placed Pokéstops and Gyms, ranging from places like Area 51, to Bosnian Minefields, to Holocaust Memorials and the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Today, we look at slightly stranger ones that made me thing "why..."
Yes, you read this correctly, there is a stop at a location named Invisible Playground. The description of the Pokéstop says Rumor is the playground disappeared in a flash. The image simply displays a slightly wooded area with a sign.
Unfortunately for sane people, this isnt fake. With the description Army retired it, a small artillery gun fixed onto a stone plate in a field has been given this bizarre name.
A statue of Jesus on a Cross, named as Cross Guy with the description of Statue on the So…
(GAMING NEWS) Theres a gym in the DMZ!
Recently, Pokémon Go has taken over the minds of humans, forcing them to actually get outside and walk.. Developed by Niantic, and using concepts from Ingress, the Augmented Reality videogame for Smartphones has taken the world by storm.
However, some people have found strange findings in the game, thay may seem rather peculiar. As you read the title of the blog post, expecting some North Korea incident, I will please you and begin with that first.
- 1 Panmunjom Gym
- 2 Findings at Area 51
- 3 Bosnian Minefields
- 4 Auschwitz-Birkenau Holocaust Museum
- 5 Saudi Arabian Fatwa
Along the Korean Demilitarized Zone, created to separate two bitter rivals, the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the Republic of Korea (South Korea) from each other, a…