Legacy:Sandbox

Experiment with Wiki markup on this page: Click the Edit text of this page link at the bottom of the page to start. This page is periodically cleaned up so don't post anything you want to keep.

You may also want to read:

• Wiki Markup – the tags used to write pages (it's not HTML!)
• Wiki FAQ – more on Wiki
• Project FAQ – more about this place

The sandbox will be cleaned from time to time. Don't leave anything here that you don't want to be deleted.

• Coders who want to show other coders bits of code (for example, when asking someone to help troubleshoot your code in an IRC channel) can use the ScratchPad.
• If you want to submit material to this Wiki but can't find the right page, add it to the Inbox page.

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• some quick examples... this is a bullet list
• it's just a * at the start of a paragraph. a single return character ends the list item
• this is emphasized text
• this is very emphasized text
• this is extremely emphasized text
• some simple html tags work:², underlined with this <u></u> tag., but it's best to stick to Wiki markup.

this is indented

this is double indented... and so on.

this is a Definition List (DL in HTML) 

this is the definition for the term

1. this is a numbered list
2. next item
3. unfortunately, # and * lists don't mix

• Bullet 1
  1. Number 1 in bullet 1
  2. Number 2 in bullet 1
• Bullet 2

This is a header

• the space on the inside of the == is important
• use more = signs to make lower level headings (h2 up to h5)

Test Links

Yes, all the below are links.

• yeah
• is this a link?

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Guest:Have i got a user?

Tarquin: No, you're a guest. :)

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I guess this is the right place to mess around. Someone tell me if it isn't. And if it isn't, I apologize.

• I guess
• this markup is
• a lot simpler
• than the wikiwiki
• information pages imply?

But I don't understand how links quite work....

Guest: I guess that's supposed to be my name?

Test 1

Test 2

"So, how do I insert images?"

Icaruz: Would be my 'name of choice'. But it seems I cannot register with my hotmail account... Do you have an Unreal Wiki mailserver?

Oops, seems I was talking about the forum...

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Wonders where the Wiki markup is derived from....

Oh well...

SavannahLion: If I change ID's for whatever reason, how does one retain their name?

Test1

• === Test2 ===
  • ==== Test3 ====

Test1

=== Test2 ===

==== Test3 ====

One works, the other doesn't.... Shame. I don't like how it slaps the headers to the far left without implying a sort of category... Oh well... I guess I'll have to find a compromise.

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Dummy change to a [[Legacy:New Tst Page|New tst page]]

Wormbo: Don't create new pages for fun, and especially check the spelling before creating them. o_O

El Muerte TDS: well:

The grand prize will be for best spelling.  ;)

Warren Marshall

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→+ First and Second Generation Unreal Engine Games→

→++ Released 1998→

  * [[1][Unreal]], [[2][Epic Games]] and [[3][Digital Extremes]], GT Interactive (now [[4][Infogrames]]); May 25, 1998.
  * Star Trek: The Next Generation: Klingon Honor Guard, Microprose (now [[5][Infogrames]]); November 1, 1998.
  * TNN Outdoor Pro Hunter, <nop>DreamForge Entertainment, ASC Games; December 1, 1998.

→++ Released 1999→

  * [[6][Unreal Mission Pack 1: Return to Na Pali]], [[7][Legend Entertainment]], GT Interactive (now [[8][Infogrames]]); June 26, 1999.
  * Dr. Brain's Thinking Games: Action/Reaction, [[9][Knowledge Adventure]], [[10][Vivendi Universal Games]]; August 19, 1999.
  * [[11][Nerf <nop>ArenaBlast]], [[12][Visionary Media]], Hasbro Interactive (now [[13][Infogrames]]); October 31, 1999.
  * [[14][Wheel of Time]], [[15][Legend Entertainment]], GT Interactive (now [[16][Infogrames]]); November 11, 1999.
  * [[17][Unreal Tournament]], [[18][Epic Games]] and [[19][Digital Extremes]], [[20][Infogrames]]; November 23, 1999.

→++ Released 2000→

  * [[21][Deus Ex]], [[22][ION Storm]] (Austin), [[23][Eidos Interactive]]; June 23, 2000.
  * [[24][Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Fallen]], [[25][The Collective]], [[26][Simon & Schuster]]; October 27, 2000.
  * [[27][Rune]], [[28][Human Head Studios]], [[29][Gathering of Developers]]; October 31, 2000.

→++ Released 2001→

  * [[30][Clive Barker's Undying]], [[31][DreamWorks Interactive]] (now EA Los Angeles), [[32][Electronic Arts]]; February 21, 2001.
  * [[33][Adventure Pinball: Forgotten Island]], [[34][Digital Extremes]], [[35][Electronic Arts]]; March 23, 2001.
  * [[36][X-COM: Enforcer]], Microprose (now [[37][Infogrames]]); April 19, 2001.
  * [[38][Rune: Halls of Valhalla]], [[39][Human Head Studios]], [[40][Gathering of Developers]]; April 27, 2001.
  * [[41][Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone]], [[42][<nop>KnowWonder]], [[43][Electronic Arts]]; November 16, 2001.

→++ Released 2002→

  * [[44][New Legends]], Infinite Machine, [[45][<nop>THQ]]; February 20, 2002.
  * [[46][Tactical Ops: Assault on Terror]], [[47][Kamehan Studios]], [[48][Infogrames]]); April 23, 2002.
  * Mobile Forces, Rage Software, [[49][Majesco Games]]; May 11, 2002.
  * [[50][Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets]], [[51][<nop>KnowWonder]], [[52][Electronic Arts]]; November 8, 2002.

→++ Announced→

  * [[53][Duke Nukem Forever]], [[54][3D Realms]], [[55][Gathering of Developers]].