Template:Infobox game

Infobox game

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This template is to be used for pages relating specifically to games.
This is a baseline explanation for each of the values that can be included in this infobox:

{{Infobox game
|name=Game name
|image=Box art
|caption=Caption under box art
|developer=Developer
|publisher=Publisher
|platform=Platforms available
|release=Game release dates
|mode=Game modes
|rating=Age ratings
|games=Rhythm games
|previous=Previous game released
|next=Next game released
}}

• The name parameter is as simple as it sounds - the title of the video game. If left blank, it will simply reuse the title of the page.
• The image parameter is used to add the images of box arts (or logos for games without box art) for each region the game was released in. If a game was released in only one region and only has one box art (like Rhythm Tengoku), the image can be placed as normal. For games released in multiple regions, you can add them all in tabs.
  • Input {{TabStart|style=text-align:center}}, then {{TabHeader|XYZ}} for each box, replacing XYZ with the region it is from.
  • Keep the regions in this order: America (Using the English United States box), Europe (Using the English United Kingdom box if possible), Japan, Korea, and Taiwan / Hong Kong. If there are an additional one or two regions with unique box art, use your best judgement to place them, or ask an editor for advice! If there is not much difference, or there are several regions, you can instead place them in the article's gallery section or page.
  • Input {{TabEnd}} at the end.
• The caption parameter places a small caption under the image(s).
• The developer and publisher parameters are used to denote the game's developers and publishers respectively. If possible, link to a page on the Rhythm Heaven Wiki. If not, then make an interwiki link to the NintendoWiki.
  • This can be done by appending "nwiki:" infront of a link in the same way as linking to another page here. For example: [[nwiki:Nintendo|Nintendo]] would act like this- Nintendo
• The platform parameter denotes which platform the game released on. For consoles which relied mostly on game paks and cartridges which had no ability to download games from an online store, such as the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS, you can simply link the console (while also linking to its NintendoWiki page). This also applies if a game is released both physically and on the Nintendo eShop.
  • On later consoles, a game may be released exclusively on the Nintendo eShop, and never see a physical release. Such examples include Rhythm Heaven Fever's release on the Wii U's Virtual Console or Rhythm Heaven Megamix being a Nintendo eShop exclusive in North America. This should be approached on a case-by-case basis.
    • In Rhythm Heaven Fever's case, it would be denoted here, since it applies to this specific release.
    • In Rhythm Heaven Megamix's case, it would not be denoted here, as it's exclusive to one region. In this case, it would be better to mention it in the article itself.
  • If dealing with multiple consoles, make sure to separate them with <br> !
• The release parameter shows the release date for the game in each region. Use flag templates to denote each region. If needed, you can use a specific country flag to denote a specific country.
• The mode parameter is used to show the specific game modes. Most games will simply read "One Player", while specific modes in games such as Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)'s or Rhythm Heaven Fever's Two-Player Games and Rhythm Heaven Megamix's Challenge Train would require this to also read something such as "Multiplayer".
• The rating parameter is used to show the game's age rating. Refer to Template:Ratings to see what to put here.
• The games parameter is used to show the total amount of rhythm games available.
• The previous and next parameters are used to show both the previous and next games released. If either of these are left blank, then an N/A will be in its place.