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This is a documentation subpage for Template:Game color.
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Usage
Template for accessing unique, pre-defined colors for games and engine branches documented on the Valve Developer Community, based on feature addition templates. This template forwards a color variable directly and is intended to be used inside of wiki formatting.

{{hl2|col}}
→ #E6AC39. That approach is much cleaner because {{game color}} uses a huge switch statement that also uses templates as keys (such as "{{hl2}}
"); This means that every page using {{game color}} creates an entry in the "What links here" list for all game icon templates used.Examples
{{Game color|csgo}}
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<span style="color:{{Game color|csgo}}">Example text</span>
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See also