if no-intro naming rules are being followed, shouldn't demo discs be done like this?:
Game Name (Demo)
rather than
Game Name (Europe) (Demo Version)
or
Game Name (Europe) (Trial Edition)
or
Game Name (Europe) (Taikenban)
or
Game Name Demo (Europe)
etc
i.e. ignoring whatever way the on-disc/on-box text calls the demo, and just giving it the generic label "demo"
and optionally an extra "kiosk" label, like no-intro does.
e.g. Game Name (Demo) (Kiosk)
or maybe Game Name (Kiosk Demo) or Game Name (Demo, Kiosk) instead
Naming: demo games
Naming: demo games
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Re: Naming: demo games
Bump
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Re: Naming: demo games
/viewtopic.php?p=9350#p9350 -- yes, just nobody cares. I always use the (Demo) tag. The only doubtful case is when the edition presents even on the title screen.
Re: Naming: demo games
Can normal Dumpers edit that sort of data? When/if I get access to the database I would be happy to rename demos, if such an action was approved by whoever needs to approve that sort of thing.
Re: Naming: demo games
Nope, only mods and admins. iR0b0t could probably do it via some SQL selects, though.
Re: Naming: demo games
It's easy to show all the filenames: https://redump.info/list/miss/Jackal/
235 Taikenban
(Demo Taikenban) ??
It looks like iR0b0t added (Demo 1), (Demo 2) etc to some games.. yuk..
235 Taikenban
(Demo Taikenban) ??
It looks like iR0b0t added (Demo 1), (Demo 2) etc to some games.. yuk..
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Re: Naming: demo games
On No-Intro, demos are basically split up into (Demo) and (Demo) (Kiosk).
I've never seen any labelled with numbers, but kiosk demos used at trade shows were labelled with the first trade show (e.g. (Demo) (Kiosk) (E3 2005) they were (first) used at, to differentiate with (Demo) (Kiosk) which is used for store kiosk demos.
I think its important to make a distinction between demos that are sold/given to consumers, and kiosk demos.
I've never seen a demo labelled with a number on No-Intro or Redump. @Jackal could post links for some?
I've never seen any labelled with numbers, but kiosk demos used at trade shows were labelled with the first trade show (e.g. (Demo) (Kiosk) (E3 2005) they were (first) used at, to differentiate with (Demo) (Kiosk) which is used for store kiosk demos.
I think its important to make a distinction between demos that are sold/given to consumers, and kiosk demos.
I've never seen a demo labelled with a number on No-Intro or Redump. @Jackal could post links for some?
Re: Naming: demo games
> (Demo) (Kiosk) (E3 2005)
That looks atrocious. Not sure where it first surfaced would even matter, date serves the same purpose.
That looks atrocious. Not sure where it first surfaced would even matter, date serves the same purpose.
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Re: Naming: demo games
What date? "2005"? There may be more than one 2005 demo for all we know.
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Re: Naming: demo games
You should be able to see this link? https://redump.info/list/miss/Jackal/Hiccup wrote:On No-Intro, demos are basically split up into (Demo) and (Demo) (Kiosk).
I've never seen any labelled with numbers, but kiosk demos used at trade shows were labelled with the first trade show (e.g. (Demo) (Kiosk) (E3 2005) they were (first) used at, to differentiate with (Demo) (Kiosk) which is used for store kiosk demos.
I think its important to make a distinction between demos that are sold/given to consumers, and kiosk demos.
I've never seen a demo labelled with a number on No-Intro or Redump. @Jackal could post links for some?
Then just search within the page for (Demo <- with a space