Game Title register
by Nauris Krauze · in Site Feedback · 03/23/2001 (7:58 am) · 4 replies
You know, after browsing thru different projects I discovered that very often game titles sound sooo familiar. But there was no way to remember - have i seen a game with the same title or not.
And then I thought - maybe lots of us have came upon a problem when we dont know - has Our Cool-Sounding Title been used or not?
Maybe GarageGames could make sort of game title register where all the game titles which have been used in industry, are gathered. I know, its helluva job but maybe there already are such a databases..
This could help indies to prevent all kinds of copyright violations, as well as inspire them and also show them how stupid and uninspired titles can be...
And then I thought - maybe lots of us have came upon a problem when we dont know - has Our Cool-Sounding Title been used or not?
Maybe GarageGames could make sort of game title register where all the game titles which have been used in industry, are gathered. I know, its helluva job but maybe there already are such a databases..
This could help indies to prevent all kinds of copyright violations, as well as inspire them and also show them how stupid and uninspired titles can be...
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Nauris Krauze is 2D designer/illustrator with 10 years experience in game development. Currently art director at 3Nstudio, working on games for social networks, occasionally doing some contract work. Portfolio: http://3nstudio.com/nauris/
#2
Jeff Tunnell GG
03/25/2001 (3:03 pm)
This is a pretty cool idea, but we're booked. It sounds like a good job for a volunteer.Jeff Tunnell GG
#3
03/25/2001 (6:12 pm)
Yup, Drakan was a damn cool game.
#4
maybe GG could make a non-profit deal with them regarding titles, and allowing garagegames to use their database.
02/17/2003 (6:12 am)
I found out very good site, called mobygames.com they have decent list of games covcered (its sort of historical project online).maybe GG could make a non-profit deal with them regarding titles, and allowing garagegames to use their database.
Andrew Chapman