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| The link to download Yume Nikki is broken. [[User:129.21.11.202|129.21.11.202]]
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| *Oh yeah, so it is. Thanks for the heads up. It's because the link directs to the Uboachan download host, and they've recently moved servers.<br />I've updated the link to direct to archive of that page. It works again now.<br />//[[User:TenhGrey|TenhGrey]] 16:05, October 21, 2011 (UTC)
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| Here's written that Yume Nikki was released 2005 but on the japanese website is written that the version 0.00 came out 2004. {{unsigned|87.144.199.37}}
| | >''Yume 2kki is one of the most popular fangames out there, alongside Me, .flow, Yume Nisshi, Yume Graffiti, Fleshchild, and others'' |
| *The Release Date refers to the most current version, in this case 0.10 which was released in 2005. [[User:TenhGrey| // TenhGrey]] ([[User talk:TenhGrey|talk]]) 22:01, March 13, 2013 (UTC)
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| *But according to the website 0.10 was released 2007. And I guess some other people thought (maybe because they read this wiki page) that you meant 0.00 'cause I found a lot of sites where people wrote that 0.00 came out 2005 (for example ''know your meme'', ''oh internet'' and so on). It's just my opinion, but I think that you should write 0.10 in brackets behind the release date. [[Special:Contributions/91.51.140.168|91.51.140.168]] 17:16, March 14, 2013 (UTC)
| | Yeah, you should definitely put ''Me'' in front of ''.flow'' and ''Yume Nisshi'', that just makes perfect sense. Well played, [producer of ''Me'']. |
| **Oh yeah, I never really looked into it. I always just assumed it was true, but it seems not. I changed it. [[User:TenhGrey| // TenhGrey]] ([[User talk:TenhGrey|talk]]) 22:55, March 14, 2013 (UTC)
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Revision as of 20:59, 1 May 2017
Really?
>Yume 2kki is one of the most popular fangames out there, alongside Me, .flow, Yume Nisshi, Yume Graffiti, Fleshchild, and others
Yeah, you should definitely put Me in front of .flow and Yume Nisshi, that just makes perfect sense. Well played, [producer of Me].
