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Nuke it and start over!

I think Neoseeker would probably work best, although I'll let others chime in first :)

http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/File:StrategyWiki.svg Happy now Soeb? :P

I'm actually not sure why this happens here, AFAIK the default is for MediaWiki to embed them inline without JS is it not?

Illustrator's Image Trace feature is magical :D

I'd like an SVG version of the site favicon if possible, other than that I'd support it.

It's entirely up to you, one follower isn't really going to make the difference either way. Thank you very much for thinking of us, though :)

There's more communication in this thread than the whole of Valve and GOG put together.

I jumped on the bandwagon! It's changing a lot, so information would need to be updated constantly. Also I think Valve considers OS X users second-class citizens, so all the problems I have are likely because I'm a Mac pleb :(

My problem with this is that we'll never have enough users updating this information as Dolphin is updated over time. I started an initiative to get emulators and controllers articles with more thorough documentation, but they've mostly gone to the wayside due to lack of interest and difficulty in testing. Dolphin has their own wiki that tracks game compatibility, doesn't it? I think that'd be the best place to track this, otherwise we'll be thinning ourselves out to track tens of thousands of games across all kinds of platforms.

We should probably add this to the Editing Guide somewhere.

I like the solution of merging PSMove and the Hydra under tracked input, nice job Garrett!

Steam just implemented these for the store pages themselves. Only about 30 currently say they support any of them, but the feature is only a few days old. It may be worth looking into implementing these for PCGamingWiki. For example Windlands uses a few of them. You can search for games that support the HTC Vive explicitly, or the Oculus Rift explicitly, or Seated/Room-Scale/Standing. Tracked motion controllers is also a new one we don't currently support (AFAIK). See here: Thoughts?

Ruh roh: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2016/01/login-forms-over-https-please/