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Note:The term "Seriesbox" is derived from the 
PCGamingWiki template which serves a similar purpose, but functions very differently.
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Revision as of 21:27, 25 April 2024
A seriesbox is a navbox used to traverse between multiple games in a given series or franchise. Mods and fangames taking place in the franchise are also listed if they are notable enough.
If a title is notable enough to be listed in a Seriesbox, but not notable enough to have a game page (such as a game that used a engine which Valve have never used it's code before), a Wikipedia link can be used instead (ex: '''[[Wikipedia:Quake Champions|Quake Champions]]''' for Quake Champions). Do not use the {{wikipedia}} template, as that will add a 
Wikipedia icon.
Each Seriesbox should have an associated series page (ex: Team Fortress series, Left 4 Dead series).
Note:The term "Seriesbox" is derived from the PCGamingWiki template which serves a similar purpose, but functions very differently.Todo: Update {{postal games}} and {{titanfall games}} to the newer, more colorful format
Pages in category "Seriesbox templates"
The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total.