I know its going to be quite the headache, but most of the treasures, (especially those that exist only in the NTSC or PAL versions of Pikmin 2), need more information. Not only that, but I believe we need to make separate pages for series' of items. For example, some treasure pages state what series they belong in, but there is a broken, (non-existent), link. I'm going to continue to work on them, but any help with the treasure pages is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Me_just_in
19:58, 5 January 2008 (UTC)
- There is already a page where this is said, and I'm working on the series. I'll keep working on the treasures, I know that they aren't finished. I try avoiding to copy and typ monotone texts, but I'll have to do it one way or another. I'll do as much as I can tomorrow.--Prezintenden
- There's also another major problem: I think that some journal entries/sales pitches/Piklopedia equivalents are different in NTSC/PAL versions. So I'll have to edit the template to take that into account, and we'll end up with 4 sub-pages for some treasures. And we'll need to find out the entries for both versions for every treasure in the first place...GP
As you've just said, Greenpickle, that's why I said its going to be a major headache. I don't expect to be done anytime soon, I was just pointing out that everyone who is willing could work on it, and I would be very grateful. Me_just_in
I could get them all in a snap, but i'm still trying to figure out how to play Pikmin 2 on the Wii because my dad won't tell me how.PikdudeFile:Olimar.jpg 01:00, 7 January 2008 (UTC)
- If it's something Pikmin related, you can always ask. It's completely obvious; I don't quite understand why ask, but here: Insert Gamecube disk with the readable side facing the power button. Open the two lids on the top and connect a controller and memory card. That's all. Press "start" or whatever it is with the Wii remote and then use the Gamecube controller as always.--Prezintenden
Oh... That means that the Wii is programed to decide if it's a Wii game or a Gamecube game based on what side is facing the power button! Cool!PikdudeFile:Olimar.jpg 23:30, 7 January 2008 (UTC)
- Actually, no. It only has the reading device on one side. It determines the game based on what data it reads. Don't tell me you put Wii games in the opposite way!--Prezintenden
Even if you end up putting them in the opposite way, (which I've done absent-mindedly a couple times), it doesn't hurt the system, it says that it can't detect the game disc, or something to that effect.Me_just_in
No, it's just that my house has its front → way. My Wii is facing the same way, so I put in the discs with the cover side facing the front of the house.PikdudeFile:Olimar.jpg 02:00, 9 January 2008 (UTC)