Talk:Computer game tracking websites

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[edit] Halo 2

I don't have Halo 2, but I know that bungie.net (.com?) records players' stats. However, this would not apply with this article because it's "computer" game tracking websites. Perhaps the article could be renamed to "Video game tracking websites" or something similar to include console games? -VetteDude 22:30, 31 January 2006 (UTC)

Only really major examples should be listed here IMHO.

I'm Considering changing Battlefield 1942 to battlefield Series as the entire series has notable statistics tracking websites. -Mickiscoole 12:46, 23 October 2006 (UTC)