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fnook reported a problem in GamerDNA on October 13, 2009 14:51:

Links for missing game profile artwork

Here are some links to artwork for game profiles that are missing them:
Critter Crunch (PS3)
http://www.capybaragames.com/images/s...

Fieldrunners (PSP)
http://fieldrunners.com/wp-content/th...

Thexder NEO (PSP)
http://www.square-enix.com/na/game/im...

fnook marked one of Stephen Sopp's replies in GamerDNA as useful. Stephen Sopp replied to the question "Merging fractured game profile pages?".

A comment on the question "Merging fractured game profile pages?" in GamerDNA:

Looks really good to me Stephen. Thanks so much for doing this.. And yeah, this is exactly what I was looking for. I felt that since the 2 entries had split user camps, each side was missing out on meeting and discussing the same game with eachother. Thanks again. – fnook, on September 02, 2009 15:14

fnook replied on September 01, 2009 21:55 to the question "Merging fractured game profile pages?" in GamerDNA:

Hmmm.. Well, one of the big user group splits in my experience has been between BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger -- Limited edition (PS3), and BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger (PS3). These 2 game profiles really should be merged into 1 profile considering they're most definitely the SAME game. Unfortunately users of one profile are not seeing the gameplay sessions, or interacting with the users of the other profile.

Please have a look at this issue for us.. Much appreciated..

A comment on the idea "Tagging GDNA friends in posted photos." in GamerDNA:

Oh! Most awesome! ^_^ – fnook, on August 24, 2009 22:32

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fnook replied on August 24, 2009 20:07 to the idea "Tagging GDNA friends in posted photos." in GamerDNA:

Sorry, the "edit post" link doesn't appear to be available for this entry. I can't seem to be able to edit this to an idea instead..

fnook shared an idea in GamerDNA on August 19, 2009 21:32:

Tagging GDNA friends in posted photos.

I think it would be a really great feature to be able to visually tag gamerDNA friends within posted screenshots. (Much the same way you can draw a bounding box around friends in photos posted on Facebook, then link it to that friends' profile)

Example: A screenshot posted of a group in WoW.. With a feature like this, the poster could tag his/her guildmates avatars within the screenshot.

Andy Powell asked a question in GamerDNA on July 27, 2009 15:44:

Merging fractured game profile pages?

I've been noticing that several games that are essentially the SAME game but have slightly different releases (example: limited editions, expansion paks) have completely separate game profile pages on gamerDNA. Here's a good example:
- BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger (PS3)
- BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger - Limited Edition (PS3)
Both are the SAME GAME, yet the game profiles for each are completely separate. Thus gamers looking to meet with others who play BlazBlue for PS3 will only meet those who chose to add a particular release to their profile, and will be missing out on those who chose to add the OTHER to their profile. Considering that each of these releases are the SAME GAME, it seems to me to be a bit counter-productive to the ideals of gamerDNA to fracture gamer populations like this when players are reporting game sessions, and blog posts on 2 separate game profiles.

Another good example of this fracturing of gamer populations, is expansion paks. Seeing that most expansion paks require the original game to play, it stands to reason that profiles for these should be merged into 1 profile for the game title.

Andy Powell shared an idea in GamerDNA on June 15, 2009 16:14:

iPhone-Touch app for gamerDNA?

have you guys considered writing a iPhone/Touch app for navigating gamerDNA? Browsing the site on the handheld is awkward at best. It'd be real nice if we had a proper dedicated app (hopefully FREE) to better navigate while mobile.

Andy Powell reported a problem in GamerDNA on May 23, 2009 02:42:

Operation Aborted error across multiple gamerDNA pages.

multiple gamerDNA pages are causing an 'operation aborted' error in my browser