Originally posted by Valcion

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I DONT SEE ENOUGH DOTS.

MORE DOTS MORE DOTS MORE DOTS

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If the article was still viewable, verifying information straight from the author of the hack in question would be extremely easy, and the creator of something is about as reliable as you can get. Of course, you know, the article's gone... it should also be mentioned that for touchy subjects like this, it is very rare that any traditional "reliable source" would cover this material. --72.193.68.111 00:10, 4 August 2006 (UTC)

What you want is original research - information directly from first-hand experience. Also per official policy (WP:V), reliable and reputable sources are required for all articles - fan made video games are certainly included. Wickethewok 00:16, 4 August 2006 (UTC)

Which makes me wonder -- if going straight to the source isn't "reliable information", how, exactly, does any other game make it in here? Since, you know, there isn't really any reliable source outside of the video game creators (see also: every internet video game rumor in existance) --72.193.68.111 02:15, 4 August 2006 (UTC)

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Originally posted by Tatrion

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GUTTERTAHAH has said that getting some commentary from DahrkDaiz would be needed if it pulled out of deletion. Surely he knows about this already; would it be possible for you to do something, DD? :/

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Originally posted by Kailieann

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Chomp Rock would be brutal. SMW doesn't have a special chip that can rotate sprites to create the rolling effect, so you'd have to use up boatloads of GFX space or else have it come out looking choppy.

Sadly, the code itself would probably be easy enough..

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Originally posted by Clockworkz

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Do you remember the Mother Russianada thing? Can we do it again?

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