Description
This template produces a pre-formatted citation code for information taken from a game that follows the Destiny Wiki recognized citation format. This template should always be used when sourcing a game.
Syntax
To use this template, simply copy and paste the following code, between two ref tags (<ref>{{RefGame|<...>}}</ref>), after the section of information taken from a specified game:
{{RefGame
|developer=
|year=
|game=
|edition=
|mission=
|console=
|publisher=
|grimoire=
}}
- Editors and then filling out the appropriate fields by placing the correct information after each tag.
- Developer → Game developer
- Year → Year of game release
- Game → Title of game
- Edition → Edition of game (e.g. Standard, limited, game of the year, platinum, etc.)
- Mission → Mission or quest name
- Console → Console edition of game (e.g. Xbox 360, PS3, or PC)
- Publisher → Publisher of game (e.g. Activision)
- Game name and mission name are compulsory fields, meaning that they must be filled out in order for the reference to work.
- If an editor does not know a game's developer, edition, or publisher, they may leave the appropriate fields empty. However the editor must warn an administrator that the information is missing so it can be rectified at a later date.
- Editors should always try to fill out as many fields as possible, and should always use this template when referencing a game.
Demonstration
Placing the following code into the editor:
... as seen in Destiny.<ref name="Destiny Xbox 360">{{RefGame
|developer=Bungie
|year=2013
|game=Destiny
|edition=Standard
|mission=A Guardian Rises
|console=Xbox 360
|publisher=Activision
}}</ref>
Will produce the following in the article text:
... as seen in Destiny.[1]
And will produce the following in the source/reference list at the bottom of the article:
- ↑ Bungie (2013) Destiny: Standard, A Guardian Rises. Xbox 360, Activision.