Any plans to start a Wiki to track Compatibility?

[Special]

I think starting a Wiki for this kind of thing would be a invaluable tool, sadly I have no clue how to start one so maybe someone else who does know can start the initiative in doing so, that is if people want one.

Dolphin and PCSX2 already have one of their own, which are both great. So the idea is to follow suit with what they have done.

Dolphin
http://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
PCSX2
http://wiki.pcsx2.net/index.php?title=Main_Page

[Henrik]

I tried when we launched but it got overrun with spam very quickly, and there was little interest as things were working so badly.

Now that many games run fine, it might be time to start one up again. Would you guys use it?

[GuilhermeGS2]

I will use. If it is not so hard and if someone teach me, I help in moderation.

[hsark]

I would use it , but considering how well this forum operates at the moment not sure its actually worth the effort at this stage

[vnctdj]

I would use it , but considering how well this forum operates at the moment not sure its actually worth the effort at this stage

I agree, maybe the forum is enough...
What will the Wiki give more than the forum ?
I think that one thread per game in the forum is good, isn't it ?

[VIRGIN KLM]

I would use it , but considering how well this forum operates at the moment not sure its actually worth the effort at this stage

I agree, maybe the forum is enough...
What will the Wiki give more than the forum ?
I think that one thread per game in the forum is good, isn't it ?

Like a more consolidated version of the forum and the wiki could offer more info than just compatibility.

[vnctdj]

I would use it , but considering how well this forum operates at the moment not sure its actually worth the effort at this stage

I agree, maybe the forum is enough...
What will the Wiki give more than the forum ?
I think that one thread per game in the forum is good, isn't it ?

Like a more consolidated version of the forum and the wiki could offer more info than just compatibility.

OK
And a wiki can be more easily readable than the forum

[Nekokyonshi]

I personally think that a wiki would be a useful tool. You could search by your favorite developer, browse through the titles, and have every thing in a condensed format. However, if I had to choose between getting to 1.0 (and better android performance) quicker or a wiki, I'd choose 1.0. But then again, most of the games I use this for are SRPGs like Disgaea, or Trails in the Sky, which are pretty much guaranteed to work, thus putting less excitement on a wiki for me.

[arg274]

GR8 idea!

[Nezarn]

Well if there will be a wiki, here are some ideas for it:
- Multi language
- Tutorials (for example this (well i dont think many people use it but why not) and maybe make some tutorial (or link for) that teaches people how to rip their games from psp, how to report bugs, how to build ppsspp etc.
On games page:
- small description of the game (and if a game was originally japanese, write down the original title\name of the game)
- links to walkthroughs(and maybe translate some for the popular games), cheats, gameplay videos, savegames, (and maybe english patches\undub patch (that are not illegal and works with ppsspp) for japanese\etc. games)
- settings\device specs. it was tested on
- games boxart (i dont know if this is illegal or not)
- known issues\bugs
- version it was tested\last worked (and link for that build)

[vnctdj]

Well if there will be a wiki, here are some ideas for it:
- Multi language
- Tutorials (for example this (well i dont think many people use it but why not) and maybe make some tutorial (or link for) that teaches people how to rip their games from psp, how to report bugs, how to build ppsspp etc.
On games page:
- small description of the game (and if a game was originally japanese, write down the original title\name of the game)
- links to walkthroughs(and maybe translate some for the popular games), cheats, gameplay videos, savegames, (and maybe english patches\undub patch (that are not illegal and works with ppsspp) for japanese\etc. games)
- settings\device specs. it was tested on
- games boxart (i dont know if this is illegal or not)
- known issues\bugs
- version it was tested\last worked (and link for that build)

You have good ideas
But it must be very clear, the wiki has to be as readable as possible...

[SeiRyuu]

Well if there will be a wiki, here are some ideas for it:
- Multi language
- Tutorials (for example this (well i dont think many people use it but why not) and maybe make some tutorial (or link for) that teaches people how to rip their games from psp, how to report bugs, how to build ppsspp etc.
On games page:
- small description of the game (and if a game was originally japanese, write down the original title\name of the game)
- links to walkthroughs(and maybe translate some for the popular games), cheats, gameplay videos, savegames, (and maybe english patches\undub patch (that are not illegal and works with ppsspp) for japanese\etc. games)
- settings\device specs. it was tested on
- games boxart (i dont know if this is illegal or not)
- known issues\bugs
- version it was tested\last worked (and link for that build)

and add link to compatibility list maybe

[The Phoenix]

I agree a Wiki should only be created when compatibility improves to the point when 70% of the games boot-up to playable.
For the time being this forum is good enough until then.
Also to make the Wiki viewable but not editable by everybody to avoid (Spamming) happening again.
I especially like the emulation Wiki by Bubblegum Balloon & sfageas which is great by the way, found here: http://forums.ppsspp.org/showthread.php?tid=2616

We have a compatibility List already here: http://forums.ppsspp.org/showthread.php?tid=1473

Here are explanation of all the emulators options: http://forums.ppsspp.org/showthread.php?tid=1757

I suppose adding all these elements together would be of huge benefit, in the future, but not now.

[Nezarn]

Any news on this? (i can help too with the wiki)