User talk:TurboButtons

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Crazy Taxi
Which crazy taxi game were you thinking of working on? -- Prod (talk) 13:19, 15 April 2014 (UTC)
 * Yeah, your question in the Staff Lounge was very welcome, you didn't need to remove it. I assume you're talking about the original arcade/Dreamcast version of the game.  Organizing a guide is the kind of thing that takes practice until you feel more confident about it.  If it were up to me, I would break it down almost exactly how you said it.  Have one page about the controls and the various drivers (that should go in Crazy Taxi/Getting Started), another page about how to play the game, regardless of whether you're shooting for a good license or high score (that would go in Crazy Taxi/Walkthrough, and then two sub sections to the Walkthrough, one for obtaining a high license, and another for obtaining a high score.  I think those are really good high-level breakdowns for the guide.  If in the process you find that you need to expand the guide into more pages, you're certainly welcome to do that.  Dive it and don't be afraid to make a bit of a mess, others will help you along the way.  It would be great if you could add images, just be sure to name and categorize them correctly if you do.   Pro  cyon  14:16, 15 April 2014 (UTC)