UVL: Missing images
Other (objects, etc.) theme
Has some images, but there are known gamestates or events that could be beneficial to have additionally among the images. Such as title screens, screens of specific game modes or "windows", and so forth.
692
games
63platforms
DOS 1993
SPC 1988
WIN 1997-11-24
CDI 1994
WII 2010-11-21
PS1 1999-06-10
WIN 1997
PS3 2012-09-25
NES 1991-09
JAG 1995
XBOX 2005-11-17
SAT 1997-01-17
Also used to draw attention to cases where obtaining an image is unbelievably difficult.
This maintenance tag, like other similar tags, should become obsolete once issue #80 change requests is implemented
Even if UVL did allow searching for missing in-game screens and title screen specifically, this would still be useful when the gameplay screens would be best shown with multiple screens that show different elements of gameplay.
Traditional and other similarly simple games are unlikely to benefit from this.
Traditional and other similarly simple games are unlikely to benefit from this.
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Games by year
The first UVL: Missing images video game was released in 1977.
Sega, Electronic Arts and Konami published most of these games.
Platforms
Most common companies
Sega | 40 | |
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Electronic Arts | 27 | |
Konami | 17 | |
Ubisoft | 15 | |
Codemasters | 15 | |
Square Enix | 12 | |
Nintendo | 11 | |
Activision | 9 | |
Namco | 9 | |
Koei | 8 | |
Namco Bandai Games | 7 | |
Atlus | 7 | |
THQ | 7 | |
Interplay | 7 | |
Atari | 6 |