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	Most pages include a link to Wikipedia and TCRF. There could also be links to external modding wikis or communities, such as [http://mk7.tock.eu/index.php?title=Main_Page Custom Mario Kart 7 Wiki].		Most pages include a link to Wikipedia and TCRF. There could also be links to external modding wikis or communities, such as [http://mk7.tock.eu/index.php?title=Main_Page Custom Mario Kart 7 Wiki].

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	A game page should have these sections. Empty ones can be removed.		A game page should have these sections. Empty ones can be removed.

			=== Intro section ===

			The intro should have the full name of the game in bold and the genre. Additional info such as the game's place in a series can also be added.

	=== Game-specific quirks ===		=== Game-specific quirks ===

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	* A notable or substantial mod/ROM hack. A small or simple hack such as a single custom level or race track should probably not be listed as its own mod (instead a guide on how to install them would be better), but a pack of custom levels could be.		* A notable or substantial mod/ROM hack. A small or simple hack such as a single custom level or race track should probably not be listed as its own mod (instead a guide on how to install them would be better), but a pack of custom levels could be.
	* Useful tools such as save editors or game data editors (such as level editors).		* Useful tools such as save editors or game data editors (such as level editors).
			* Guides on how to use mods, tools, or other things like custom levels.
	* Links to external resources such as a modding wiki or community. Preferably any game-specific tools used should be listed here too, if possible.		* Links to external resources such as a modding wiki or community. Preferably any game-specific tools used should be listed here too, if possible.

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	A game can have its own page if it has at least one of these:		A game can have its own page if it has at least one of these:
	* A notable or substantial mod/ROM hack. A ~~very~~ simple hack such as a custom level or race track should probably not be listed as its own mod (instead a guide on how to install them would be better), but a pack of custom levels could be.		* A notable or substantial mod/ROM hack. A small or simple hack such as a single custom level or race track should probably not be listed as its own mod (instead a guide on how to install them would be better), but a pack of custom levels could be.
	* Useful tools such as save editors or game data editors (such as level editors).		* Useful tools such as save editors or game data editors (such as level editors).
	* Links to external resources such as a modding wiki or community. Preferably any game-specific tools used should be listed here too, if possible.		* Links to external resources such as a modding wiki or community. Preferably any game-specific tools used should be listed here too, if possible.

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Hacks Guide Wiki can have pages for various games with information such as a list of mods/ROM hacks, save editors, game editors (like levels or text), guides, and other resources.

== Notability ==

A game can have its own page if it has at least one of these:
* A notable or substantial mod/ROM hack. A very simple hack such as a custom level or race track should probably not be listed as its own mod (instead a guide on how to install them would be better), but a pack of custom levels could be.
* Useful tools such as save editors or game data editors (such as level editors).
* Links to external resources such as a modding wiki or community. Preferably any game-specific tools used should be listed here too, if possible.

== Creation ==

A template to copy exists at [[/Template]]. Alternatively, look at other game pages such as [[3DS:Pokémon X and Y]] and use them as the basis for your own.

The name of the page should be the full title of the page. For example, <code>3DS:Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS</code> is the full name for the game on the 3DS. Redirects for common abbreviations or search terms should be made (for example, <code>SSB4</code> or <code>3DS:Smash Bros</code>)

Cross-platform games should get their own pages per-console.

== Sections ==

A game page should have these sections. Empty ones can be removed.

=== Game-specific quirks ===

Details that anyone using hacks or tools for this game should probably know about. Look at [[3DS:Taiko no Tatsujin: Dokodon! Mystery Adventure]] or [[3DS:Animal Crossing: New Leaf]] for examples.

=== Mods ===

A list of mods/ROM hacks for this game. This can include code and file patches (to be applied by rebuilding the game or a tool like LayeredFS), and plugins.

=== Tools ===

A list of tools to interact with the game. This can include save editors and game data editors (such as level or music editors).

=== Guides ===

A list of guides on how to do specific things, such as use a save editor, unlock everything, edit levels, etc.

=== Other resources ===

A list to external sites and resources.

Most pages include a link to Wikipedia and TCRF. There could also be links to external modding wikis or communities, such as [http://mk7.tock.eu/index.php?title=Main_Page Custom Mario Kart 7 Wiki].