I got one rejected edit and one edited entry by mastafafik where he is referring to the VGCollect Style Guide, which I have read and I believe his interpretation of it is wrong.
So, I edited/created the following entries:
http://vgcollect.com/item/65629 Ghostbusters - Ricochet
http://vgcollect.com/item/98704 Hard Drivin' - The Hit Squad
Quite quickly after that they were renamed to:
http://vgcollect.com/item/65629 Ghostbusters (Ricochet)
http://vgcollect.com/item/98704 Hard Drivin' (The Hit Squad)
I believe this to be wrong. If checking the guidelines there are two chapters which could come into play here:
Games denoting Special Editions, Limited Editions, Box Sets and or Bundles: The Dash "-" is meant to show special releases, such as limited or collector's editions, greatest hits/ player's choice and any other special release or compliation. Of course, if a game is a special release with variations it would look something like this. Chrono Cross - Greatest Hits or Chrono Cross - Greatest Hits (Silver Backed Disc) Also, it's prolly a good idea to stay away from the word "with" and replace it with "bundle", since most of the time that's what all the game companies call them.
Bioshock - Platinum Hits <-- This is what my edits refer to
Castlevania - Classic NES Series <-- This is what my edits refer to
Devil May Cry - 5th Anniversary Collection
Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition
Fallout: New Vegas - Collector's Edition
Grand Theft Auto III - Greatest Hits <-- This is what my edits refer to
Super Smash Bros. Melee - Player's Choice
Warcraft III - Collector's Edition
Games with variants to Box Art, Cart Art or Discs: Parenthesis "( )" are used to denote variations. So if a NES game was released with both a 5 screw cart or a 3 screw cart, it would be listed something like Burgertime (3 Screw Cartridge) or Burgertime (5 Screw Cartridge), or if a game has variant cart or disc labeling, like a lot of Atari games... such as Adventure (Sears Picture Label) and Adventure (Sears Text Label). Of course Atari games can have up to 5 or so variations, which means a separate listing for each one.
Paperboy (Oval Seal)
Paperboy (Round Seal)
Super Mario Bros. 3 (Bros over Mario's Head)
Super Mario Bros. 3 (Bros on Mario's hand)
Ridge Racer (Not For Resale)
The entries above are budget rereleases of games originally released earlier, just like in the example above where Grand Theft Auto III - Greatest Hits is a rerelease at a later time. Therefore I believe the titles should be changed back to:
http://vgcollect.com/item/65629 Ghostbusters - Ricochet
http://vgcollect.com/item/98704 Hard Drivin' - The Hit Squad