Post by parrothead on May 8, 2009 18:08:09 GMT -5
While I was working on several video game articles on Wikipedia, I kept encountering links to StrategyWiki, and was wondering what the website is like. When I checked it out, I was amazed by how well it's guides were illustrated. It looks more fun to use than GameFAQs, because they show game sprites, arcade flyers and box arts of different versions of certain games.
Most guides were created and fully written by Procyon, who is also a video game developer. Most guides he wrote are about several of Japan's most popular Famicom games, while several others are Namco's games of the '80s and early '90s and several are about the Street Fighter series, but there aren't many Nintendo-related guides on StrategyWiki. The only good Nintendo guides I can think of that are on StrategyWiki are the Popeye arcade, and the Japan-only 3D Game Boy game simply titled X (created by me).
Most guides were created and fully written by Procyon, who is also a video game developer. Most guides he wrote are about several of Japan's most popular Famicom games, while several others are Namco's games of the '80s and early '90s and several are about the Street Fighter series, but there aren't many Nintendo-related guides on StrategyWiki. The only good Nintendo guides I can think of that are on StrategyWiki are the Popeye arcade, and the Japan-only 3D Game Boy game simply titled X (created by me).
