Wikipedia:WikiProject Video games/Newsletter/20131003/News

News and announcements

New articles

• There were 116 new articles in July 2013.
• There were 124 new articles in August 2013.
• There were 85 new articles in September 2013.

Announcements

• Our sister project WikiProject Square Enix was interviewed for the July 17th Signpost. The interview can be found here.
• Up at the Reward board there is a new reward out to get Kongregate up to B-class or higher. The reward to getting it to B-class is a Barnstar. But, getting it to the status of Good Article will have the editor(s) receive a Steam game, barnstars, and food/drink. For more information on the Reward, you can read more here.

On the Main Page

The Main Page is the most prominent page on the English Wikipedia.

Several video game articles appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page between July and September 2013. Congratulations to the contributing editors!

The following were Today's featured article on the following dates:

• F-Zero GX on 25 July
• The Simpsons: Hit & Run on 16 September

Facts from the following articles appeared on the Main Page's Did you know? section:

• Project Spark, 1 July
• Below, 1 July
• TowerFall, 1 July
• Ridiculous Fishing, 2 July
• Rymdkapsel, 2 July
• Secret Ponchos, 3 July
• The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia, 10 July
• Cube World, 23 July
• Broforce, 25 July
• Flashback, 26 July
• The Idolmaster, 1 August
• The Idolmaster Live For You!, 4 August
• The Idolmaster Dearly Stars, 6 August
• The Idolmaster Shiny Festa, 7 August
• The Idolmaster SP, 9 August
• Proteus, 19 August
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Fallen, 2 September
• The Idolmaster, 4 September
• Kanye Zone, 15 September
• Manos: The Hands of Fate, 22 September
• Star Trek: Starship Creator Warp II, 27 September

The following items appeared on the Main Page's In the news section:

• Release of Grand Theft Auto V (17 September)
• Record-setting sales of Grand Theft Auto V (20 September)
• Editor's Note: Would also like to note that news items were posted on the topics of North Korea's Pyongyang Racer (22 February) and the closure of LucasArts (3 April) since we failed to mention them in previous quarters' issues.