Site that has saved games for adventures?

[TerranRich]

I can easily change it to "SaveGame". I was confused as to whether they were called "Saved Games" or "Game Saves" or "Save Games". I haven't registered the domain yet, so it's still open.

Should I include walkthroughs in this site as well? It's really open, as it's a wiki. I can put anything there, really.

I was even toying with the idea of altering the MediaWiki code to include a UHS-style hints system, although it already exists.

I dunno...should I even bother with this site?

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Or...what if I convert it completely into a wiki-walkthrough site, where people can put up their own walkthroughs (one per game) and edit others, etc.? What do you guys think?

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LGM had an interesting idea. Turn it into a completely wiki-walkthrough site, with savegames scattered throughout as needed, in the form of a file link, which would be easily recognized. What do you guys think?

[Babar]

I suppose savegames for multiple endings, points when the game branches, and places just after some very hard (or random) puzzle would be useful.

I'm curious, though. How will your site be different from UHS (or your average walkthrough site)?

[TerranRich]

Are there many wiki-style walkthrough sites that can be edited by any registered user? I haven't seen many - normally you can submit edits, or new walkthroughs. Most sites have more than one walkthrough, making it difficult to determine which one to use. And the wiki walkthrough/hint sites I've seen are dedicate to certain series (such as the SQ7 Omnipedia). This would be dedicated to any and all adventure games...and possibly other genres of games in the future.

Any other ideas to make this unique?

Is the wiki-walkthru + save-game site idea a good one?

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And, if so, how would www.gamewalk.net sound? Any other domain ideas?