Template:Infobox VG

Guide
title
 * The full name of the game including punctuation and style. Avoid wikilinking the name of the game.

collapsible
 * Set this to yes to make the box collapsible.

state
 * Set this to collapsed to have the infobox collapsed when a user enters the page. Set this to expanded to have it expanded. Set this to autocollapse to have it either expanded or collapsed, depending on the number of other templates in use on the same page.

show image
 * Set this to yes to have the image show, even when the infobox is collapsed.

image
 * Ideally, an English language cover or a promotional flier, in the case of an arcade game. Failing that, a logo or foreign language cover can be used. Where different cover designs are available for different regions, the one from the region in which the game has been developed should be used. If the game isn't developed in an English language region use the cover from the region in which the game receives its first English language release. Where a game is released on multiple platforms, the PC cover is preferred over console covers to avoid bias towards a certain console. Multiple images maybe acceptable if the article is covering multiple games. To avoid stretching the infobox overlarge, avoid using images with a width greater than 250 pixels. Where possible use 250px, as it gives the best fit. Image:name.ext|250px

caption
 * A short description of the image shown. This is shown underneath the image. If left blank, nothing will be shown.

resolution
 * The default resolution that the game is played at, without changing any settings.

developer
 * The name of the game's developer. If the game is made completely by one designer, use the designer field instead. These names can be wikilinked.

publisher
 * The name of the game's publisher. These names can be wikilinked.

designer
 * The name of the game's designers. Name notable staff that worked on the game, rather than companies. If you don't know the designers, simply leave this field out of the infobox. These names can be wikilinked.

license
 * The software license that the game is released under. Mainly used for free software games. Commercial EULA software doesn't require this field, but maybe marked. Abandonware isn't considered a license. Wikilink to the license if possible.

series
 * The series in which the game is in.

engine
 * The name of the engine, that the game uses.

released
 * When the game was released. If possible, use the game's exact release date (DD/MM/YYYY). Use the first public standard release in the country which the game has been developed, as well as any English language release dates available. Use the vgrelease template.

latest release version
 * This is the most recent version of the game which has been released.

latest release date
 * This is the release date of the most recent version of the game.

genre
 * The type of game. Such as action-adventure, arcade, simulation, strategy, online game, shooting etc...

modes
 * The playing modes that the game offers. Such as single player, multiplayer, 2-4 players etc...

ratings
 * The game's age ratings. List as many as possible for every region. Use the Vgratings template.

platforms
 * The platforms that the game is released on.

media
 * The type of disc that the game's released on. Such as CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, Nintendo DS Card, Blu-Ray etc...

requirements
 * The system requirements for the Microsoft Windows version of the game, if available.

input
 * The different input devices usable to play the game. Such as joystick, keyboard, mouse, gamepad, steering wheel etc...

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