Talk:Yoshi's Cookie
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A cut scene or cutscene
It depends on your mood how to write it. Of course we can't have both spellings in the same article. You should decide. - Cobold (talk · contribs) 17:06, 7 August 2007 (EDT)
I think it should be one word, as "cut scene" to me means "a scene that was cut" (from the game) Just my opinion.
Phoenix Rider 17:10, 7 August 2007 (EDT)
There should be some screenshots of the game in action. You can't imagine what all of the wonderful modes and menus look like by just reading a page. -Chaos
- Ill try and find a rom asap. uper-Yoshi
Reference in Kirby Super Star/Ultra?[edit]
In Kirby Super Star and its remake, there is a food item that resembles a sunflower cookie. Notable, or not?--Starman125 13:01, 16 June 2011 (EDT)
Looking on the Wikirby's "Food" page (in the Kirby Super Star list), you can see that the cookie is actually the censored version of Onigiri, so we can't just say that it's a reference 'cause of the censorship. Perfection 19:14, 4 December 2023 (UTC)
Japanese Title[edit]
The game's name in Japan ヨッシーのクッキー (Romaji: Yosshī no Kukkī) would be literally translated to Cookie of Yoshi because the Japanese word の/no means of. --PrincessDaisyFanatic3883 (talk) 13:24, 29 January 2015 (EST)
Super Famicom version Japanese release date.[edit]
The page states that the SFC version was released July 9th 1993, but the source merely points to the game's page on TMK. Furthermore, the game's TV commercial shows a release date of March 26th. Is there a better source on the July 9th date?
— The preceding unsigned comment was added by DudeWithTheFood (talk).
Split and focus?[edit]
So, while addressing a concern on the Multimedia subpage, it came to my attention that this article, its gallery, and its aforementioned multimedia page... are quite a bit of a mess.
While I do understand that, in broad terms, these three releases are essentially the same game, and likely have less differences from one another than, for example, the two Wario's Woods games, I also feel that our current attempt to clumsily confine the coverage all three versions onto one page has left the overall presentation in a state where none of the three versions feel like they're receiving proper coverage on their own page. (Most of the content across the three pages tends to be largely slanted towards the SNES version.)
In short, I do not feel that the current format is doing a very good job, and isn't as informative as it should be, which is an issue also shared by a few articles of this nature... Perhaps this could be somewhat rectified by splitting the pages based on which console they were released for? Or is there a simpler method which I've overlooked which could fix up these pages instead?
(As an extra reminder, this issue currently applies to three different pages, not just the "main one") Wandering Poplin (talk) 07:46, July 26, 2026 (UTC)
