I wish PM had its own dedicated wiki

[Quillion]

It's seriously annoying how the two dedicated Smash wikis (the Wikia one and the NIWA one) have to glance at it in an obligatory sense, and only at the characters. I'd like more detailed documentation on the moves and stages and stuff.

Making it separate would free up a lot of controversy the two wikis undergo internally.

 

[Kurri ★]

Well you could always start one...

 

[Quillion]

I don't exactly know how...

 

[Manaconda]

There is a website dedicated to all things PM (other than projectmgame.com) in the works. It's called DatabasePM for the time being.

Here is a link to the reddit page where they introduce the idea.

Here is a link to the website where you can sign up for beta-testing, but they state that they currently only want TOs.

 

[TreK]

The other day I corrected the article on the Marth Killer which was all kinds of wrong, and added a bit of info of how the Project M engine affects it.

They kept the correction and removed the Project M part.

I'm still salty about it to this day.

 

[Quillion]

The other day I corrected the article on the Marth Killer which was all kinds of wrong, and added a bit of info of how the Project M engine affects it.

They kept the correction and removed the Project M part.

I'm still salty about it to this day.

See? This is why PM needs its own wiki.

I'm glad there's at least one attempt (even though it doesn't claim to be one).

Are there any members of PMDev working on DatabasePM?

 

[Pachinkosam]

I though they had wiki for project m on wikipedia. Or in the ssbwiki.

 

[Quillion]

I though they had wiki for project m on wikipedia. Or in the ssbwiki.

Their coverage of Project M is very limited due to internal controversy. They can only cover the characters and not the moves themselves or the stages.