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== Loosen the definition of minigames such that most Gaddgets and Souvenirs become minigames.  ==
== Loosen the definition of minigames such that most Gaddgets and Souvenirs become minigames.  ==
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I have a problem. [[:Category:Rock paper scissors]] feels like it should be a subcategory of [[:Category:Minigames]]. But there's a [[Gaddget]] in Rock paper scissors, and Gaddgets aren't minigames. There are two potential solutions to this: turn Rock paper scissors into an article so that it can be categorized in [[:Category:game mechanics]], or redefine minigame. I obviously think the latter is the best choice. Video games are defined by being interactive, not by the ability to win them and get rewarded as this article's intro says about minigames. As such, I think a minigame is simply "a smaller video game within a video game". The intro on this article should be changed to match, and Gaddgets that have any kind of control should be considered minigames. [[Souvenir]]s from the ''WarioWare'' series with controls also become minigames under this criteria. [[User:Salmancer|Salmancer]] ([[User talk:Salmancer|talk]]) 19:12, February 24, 2025 (EST)
I have a problem. [[:Category:Rock paper scissors]] feels like it should be a subcategory of [[:Category:Minigames]]. But there's a [[Gaddget]] in Rock paper scissors, and Gaddgets aren't minigames. There are two potential solutions to this: turn Rock paper scissors into an article so that it can be categorized in [[:Category:game mechanics]], or redefine minigame. I obviously think the latter is the best choice. Video games are defined by being interactive, not by the ability to win them and get rewarded as this article's intro says about minigames. As such, I think a minigame is simply "a smaller video game within a video game". The intro on this article should be changed to match, and Gaddgets that have any kind of control should be considered minigames. [[Souvenir]]s from the ''WarioWare'' series with controls also become minigames under this criteria. [[User:Salmancer|Salmancer]] ([[User talk:Salmancer|talk]]) 19:12, February 24, 2025 (EST)

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