Example Page

"READ ME: This page serves as an example for the formatting of any individual game page. Please base all new submissions off of this template."

If you're unsure about something, ask, or look at one of the following pages as a reference:

https://gameversiondb.fandom.com/wiki/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_The_Wind_Waker

https://gameversiondb.fandom.com/wiki/Marvel_vs._Capcom:_Clash_of_Super_Heroes

https://gameversiondb.fandom.com/wiki/Wave_Race_64

Base Game Title
The "base game" is the original, first release version of a game. Super Mario 64 would be the base game and therefore the correct title, while Super Mario 64 DS would not be. This will have a short summary of the game. What genre it falls into, a sentence or two about the plot, and a release date at the very least. Additional information such as developer/publisher also welcome. Game titles are always both in done in bold and italic.

Console 1
The first console mentioned should always be what we consider the "base game." The base game is the original, unaltered version, and typically has the least content. Because this Wiki is only about differences between versions we do not require any information here besides a declaration of what the base game is, for example:

"The base game is the Sega Dreamcast version "Skies of Arcadia" released in 2000."

Using this example, your heading would read "Sega Dreamcast" instead of "Console 1".

Console 2
A brief description of this altered version. Please include classification (is it a port, remaster, etc.), release date, and name (if altered).

"A remastered version was released for the Nintendo GameCube in 2002 under the name Skies of Arcadia Legends."

CATEGORY 1

 * Here you would describe the differences relative to the above category. All categories will be listed in alphabetical order, and only the categories that apply to a game will be listed. If there is no DLC for a game, for example, do not add that category.
 * Each notable difference requires its own bullet point under this sub-heading.
 * Try to order bullet points within a category by biggest to smallest difference, generally speaking.
 * A full list of categories can be found here.