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Gaming / Game Checklists
« on: April 24, 2006, 07:54:44 am »
I've just started playing some of my old favorites again, namely, the Zelda games like Minish Cap, Oracle of Ages/Seasons, and stuff of that nature.
What I've been unable to find is a site that has checklists for 100% completion of the game. I'm one of those nutcases who likes to 100% games when possible, just to say I've done it. It would be really helpful to have a checklist (either online or printable) that allows me to track my progress in the game.
Anyone know of any sites that contain 100% completion checklists? (Unfortunately, Google doesn't like the '%' so searches are mostly futile).
Printable checklists are easy enough, so long as the checklist is minimal enough to print the checklist to 1 or 2 pages (small fonts). Online checklists would be nice too. Either using cookies or online accounts, you can click the checkboxes on the website which are saved between sessions, or a unique code can be generated (probably non-dictionary alphanumeric) which can be entered to remember the checkbox status for the next visit.
While this is a maps website, usually mapping involves following some checklist to ensure the entire map and all appropriate data is collected. Adding a checklist shouldn't be too big of a jump from mapping, and I was wondering if that was a possibility for the future of vgmaps.
What I've been unable to find is a site that has checklists for 100% completion of the game. I'm one of those nutcases who likes to 100% games when possible, just to say I've done it. It would be really helpful to have a checklist (either online or printable) that allows me to track my progress in the game.
Anyone know of any sites that contain 100% completion checklists? (Unfortunately, Google doesn't like the '%' so searches are mostly futile).
Printable checklists are easy enough, so long as the checklist is minimal enough to print the checklist to 1 or 2 pages (small fonts). Online checklists would be nice too. Either using cookies or online accounts, you can click the checkboxes on the website which are saved between sessions, or a unique code can be generated (probably non-dictionary alphanumeric) which can be entered to remember the checkbox status for the next visit.
While this is a maps website, usually mapping involves following some checklist to ensure the entire map and all appropriate data is collected. Adding a checklist shouldn't be too big of a jump from mapping, and I was wondering if that was a possibility for the future of vgmaps.