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Guidance

Hi Salnax. Thanks for your inquiry, we're really glad to have you aboard. If you look on the Main Page, there's a projects box with three ongoing projects that we have, namely the cleanup project, the move lists project, and the Achievements project. Also, ordinarily we have a collaboration of the month, but one hasn't been assigned for April yet, so that still needs to be selected. But to be honest, I'm really grateful for your contributions to Pokémon Black and White, and especially to Kid Icarus: Uprising. We always appreciate users who can provide information on the most recently released games. Basically, write about whatever you're most passionate about. If there's any other help that I can provide, feel free to drop me another message. Procyon 03:05, 6 April 2012 (UTC)

Hey Salnax. Don't be discouraged by the lack of images, you're doing a great job with the text, and that's the hard part. In order to find art, one place to check would be Nintendo's official Kid Icarus website. Another place to check would be the Japanese version, since they sometimes use different artwork. As for getting screenshots of a DS game, that can be a challenge. You either have to scour sites like IGN or Gamespot in order to find their reviews and "borrow" their images (although we don't really want images watermarked with their logos, but if that's all you can find, so be it.) If you have a cell phone with a good camera, you might be able to take good photos of your 3DS screen. Another option is emulators, but since I haven't heard of the 3DS being emulated yet, that's not an option. The best way to start your search is to just put Kid Icarus Uprising into Google and check the images section. Good luck. Procyon 03:22, 12 April 2012 (UTC)