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{{ii}} Use the tag only when needed. It can be omitted from an article otherwise.
 
'''Syntax'''
 
<pre><nowiki>
 
{{Disambig|<CURRENT PAGE DESCRIPTOR>|<FIRST LINK DESCRIPTOR>|<FIRST GAME PAGE LINK>|<SECOND LINK DESCRIPTOR>|<SECOND GAME PAGE LINK>}}
 
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'''Example'''
 
{{ii}} Taken from [[Tomb Raider]]
 
{{Disambig|the original game|the 2007 remake|[[Tomb Raider: Anniversary]]|the 2013 reboot|[[Tomb Raider (2013)]]}}
 
 
 
The Disambiguation (or Disambig) tag is to provide clarification between multiple games. It is used primarily to distinguish games using the same title (original game vs. series reboot) and to distinguish original titles from their remakes. The tag can support a single descriptor for the current page, along with up to 4 separate game pairs (a link descriptor and the actual link).
 
 
 
The tag is to be placed directly underneath the Series Sidebar tag. If the game does not have a series sidebar, place the tag directly underneath the Infobox.
 
  
 
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[[File:Editing Guide - Key points general information.svg|link=PCGamingWiki:Editing guide/Key points and General information]]
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[[File:Editing Guide - Other information.svg|link=PCGamingWiki:Editing guide/Introduction]]
 
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[[PCGamingWiki:Editing guide/Key points and General information|Key points and General information]]
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[[PCGamingWiki:Editing guide/Introduction|Introduction]]
 
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Latest revision as of 16:08, 23 October 2021

This page is for {{Disambig}}. For its close relative, distinguish, see {{Distinguish}}.

Description

Use {{Disambig}} to provide clarification between multiple games. It is used primarily to distinguish games using the same title (original game vs. series reboot) and to distinguish original titles from their remakes. The tag can support a single descriptor for the current page, along with up to 4 separate game pairs (a link descriptor and the actual link).

The tag is to be placed directly above the infobox, but below the article state tag tag if one exists (e.g. {{stub}}, {{cleanup}}, {{state|dev}}, {{delete}}).
Use the tag only when needed. It can be omitted from an article otherwise.
Usage
{{Disambig|<CURRENT PAGE DESCRIPTOR>|<FIRST LINK DESCRIPTOR>|<FIRST GAME PAGE LINK>|<SECOND LINK DESCRIPTOR>|<SECOND GAME PAGE LINK>}}
Example
Taken from Tomb Raider
{{Disambig|the original game|the remake|[[Tomb Raider: Anniversary]]|the reboot|[[Tomb Raider (2013)]]}}

This page is for the original game. For the remake, see Tomb Raider: Anniversary. For the reboot, see Tomb Raider (2013).

Example #2
Taken from Doom Classic
{{disambig|the 2020 Unity re-release|the original 1993 game|[[Doom (1993)]]|the 2016 game|[[Doom (2016)]]|the version included in the BFG Edition|[[Doom 3: BFG Edition]]}}

This page is for the 2020 Unity re-release. For the original 1993 game, see Doom (1993). For the 2016 game, see Doom (2016). For the version included in the BFG Edition, see Doom 3: BFG Edition.

Arguments
  • 1= - Current page description (optional)

Pair #1:

  • 2= - First link description
  • 3= - First link

Pair #2:

  • 4= - Second link description
  • 5= - Second link

Pair #3:

  • 6= - Third link description
  • 7= - Third link

Pair #4:

  • 8= - Fourth link description
  • 9= - Fourth link