Wanted pages
List of non-existing pages with the most links to them, excluding pages which only have redirects linking to them. For a list of non-existent pages that have redirects linking to them, see the list of broken redirects.
Showing below up to 500 results in range #51 to #550.
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- Random-access memory (7 links)
- Sony Computer Entertainment (7 links)
- System on a chip (7 links)
- Texture mapping (7 links)
- Universal Serial Bus (7 links)
- Wii Remote (7 links)
- YPbPr (7 links)
- Analog stick (6 links)
- Australia (6 links)
- CD-ROM (6 links)
- Component video (6 links)
- Display resolution (6 links)
- Haptic technology (6 links)
- IEEE 802.11 (6 links)
- Modem (6 links)
- NTSC (6 links)
- Netflix (6 links)
- PlayStation (console) (6 links)
- Pound sterling (6 links)
- PowerPC (6 links)
- Read-only memory (6 links)
- Secure Digital (6 links)
- Touchscreen (6 links)
- Xbox (console) (6 links)
- YouTube (6 links)
- Zilog Z80 (6 links)
- 32-bit (5 links)
- 576i (5 links)
- AA battery (5 links)
- Arcade game (5 links)
- Australian dollar (5 links)
- Canadian dollar (5 links)
- Classic Controller (5 links)
- Color depth (5 links)
- D-Terminal (5 links)
- Dedicated console (5 links)
- Digital distribution (5 links)
- Digital signal processor (5 links)
- Ethernet (5 links)
- Gigabyte (5 links)
- History of video game consoles (seventh generation) (5 links)
- IBM (5 links)
- IEEE 802.11b-1999 (5 links)
- IGN (5 links)
- Memory card (5 links)
- Microphone (5 links)
- Online game (5 links)
- Pack-in game (5 links)
- Pulse-code modulation (5 links)
- RF modulator (5 links)
- Saved game (5 links)
- Sixth generation of video game consoles (5 links)
- Sprite (computer graphics) (5 links)
- VRAM (5 links)
- Video RAM (5 links)
- Z-buffering (5 links)
- Template:Cleanup rewrite (5 links)
- Template:CodeBox/sandbox (5 links)
- Help:Citation Style 1 (5 links)
- Help:Citation Style 2 (5 links)
- Category:Redirects from moves (5 links)
- 1080i (4 links)
- 3D computer graphics (4 links)
- 720p (4 links)
- 8-bit (4 links)
- Accelerometer (4 links)
- Australasia (4 links)
- Bluetooth (4 links)
- CPU cache (4 links)
- Clock rate (4 links)
- Compact disc (4 links)
- Digital distribution in video games (4 links)
- EDRAM (4 links)
- Eighth generation of video game consoles (4 links)
- Emulator (4 links)
- En:WP:TESTCASES (4 links)
- Euro (4 links)
- Facebook (4 links)
- Firmware (4 links)
- Game Boy line (4 links)
- Gamepad (4 links)
- Gyroscope (4 links)
- Hard disk drive (4 links)
- History of video game consoles (fifth generation) (4 links)
- IEEE 802.11g-2003 (4 links)
- Infrared (4 links)
- Internet (4 links)
- Liquid-crystal display (4 links)
- Liquid crystal display (4 links)
- MIPS architecture (4 links)
- Mebibyte (4 links)
- Megapixel (4 links)
- Neo Geo Pocket Color (4 links)
- Nintendo eShop (4 links)
- Palette (computing) (4 links)
- Phone connector (audio) (4 links)
- PlayStation 4 (4 links)
- PlayStation Network (4 links)
- RGBS (4 links)
- ROM image (4 links)
- Random access memory (4 links)
- Regional lockout (4 links)
- Repository (version control) (4 links)
- Seventh generation of video game consoles (4 links)
- USB (4 links)
- Wii U GamePad (4 links)
- Template:Example (4 links)
- Template:Template (4 links)
- Template:Tlb (4 links)
- Template:Tlsp (4 links)
- Help:Parameters (4 links)
- Category:Modules for general use (4 links)
- Category:Modules in alpha (4 links)
- Category:Modules in beta (4 links)
- Category:Modules in pre-alpha development (4 links)
- 1080p (3 links)
- AC adapter (3 links)
- ADPCM (3 links)
- ARM9 (3 links)
- ARM Cortex-A7 (3 links)
- ARM architecture (3 links)
- ATI Technologies (3 links)
- Alpha blending (3 links)
- American English (3 links)
- Amiibo (3 links)
- Anamorphic widescreen (3 links)
- Android (operating system) (3 links)
- Application programming interface (3 links)
- Atari Jaguar (3 links)
- Atari Lynx (3 links)
- Brazil (3 links)
- C++ (3 links)
- C (programming language) (3 links)
- DDR3 SDRAM (3 links)
- Data storage device (3 links)
- Debian (3 links)
- Direct memory access (3 links)
- Dolby Digital (3 links)
- Dreamcast (3 links)
- DualShock (3 links)
- DualShock 3 (3 links)
- DualShock 4 (3 links)
- Dynamic random access memory (3 links)
- EyeToy (3 links)
- Famicom Disk System (3 links)
- Fifth generation of video game consoles (3 links)
- Fillrate (3 links)
- Flash storage (3 links)
- FreeBSD (3 links)
- GFLOPS (3 links)
- GNU General Public License (3 links)
- GameCube controller (3 links)
- Game & Watch (3 links)
- Game Gear (3 links)
- Gentoo Wiki:Syntax Highlighting (3 links)
- Gouraud shading (3 links)
- Graphical user interface (3 links)
- GunCon (3 links)
- HTML5 (3 links)
- HTML element (3 links)
- Hard disk (3 links)
- Higan (emulator) (3 links)
- History of video game consoles (fourth generation) (3 links)
- Hitachi (3 links)
- Hulu (3 links)
- Hulu Plus (3 links)
- IEEE 802.11n-2009 (3 links)
- IOS (3 links)
- Instructions per second (3 links)
- Intel 8080 (3 links)
- JavaScript (3 links)
- Konami (3 links)
- List of color palettes (3 links)
- Lithium-ion battery (3 links)
- MP3 (3 links)
- MSX (3 links)
- MacOS (3 links)
- Master System (3 links)
- Memory cards in video game consoles (3 links)
- Microprocessor (3 links)
- Microsoft Windows (3 links)
- Mii (3 links)
- Millimetre (3 links)
- Modchip (3 links)
- Multiplayer video game (3 links)
- Multitap (3 links)
- New Nintendo 3DS (3 links)
- Nintendo 3DS family (3 links)
- Nintendo GameCube (3 links)
- Nintendo Network (3 links)
- Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (3 links)
- Nvidia (3 links)
- Off-TV Play (3 links)
- PlayStation Store (3 links)
- Polygon (computer graphics) (3 links)
- Porting (3 links)
- Programmable sound generator (3 links)
- RGB color model (3 links)
- Resistive touchscreen (3 links)
- S/PDIF (3 links)
- SDHC (3 links)
- SNK (3 links)
- Satoru Iwata (3 links)
- Secure Digital card (3 links)
- Sharp Corporation (3 links)
- Sixaxis (3 links)
- Sleep mode (3 links)
- Snes9x (3 links)
- Social networking service (3 links)
- Software categories (3 links)
- Software developer (3 links)
- Software license (3 links)
- Star Fox (video game) (3 links)
- Street Fighter II (3 links)
- SuperH (3 links)
- Super FX (3 links)
- Super Mario Bros. (3 links)
- TOSLINK (3 links)
- Tokyo Game Show (3 links)
- Trilinear filtering (3 links)
- True Color (3 links)
- TurboGrafx-16 (3 links)
- TurboGrafx-CD (3 links)
- US$ (3 links)
- USB 2.0 (3 links)
- User interface (3 links)
- VGA (3 links)
- Video game developer (3 links)
- Volt (3 links)
- Wii Menu (3 links)
- Wii Nunchuk (3 links)
- Wii U Pro Controller (3 links)
- Wikidata (3 links)
- Wireless network (3 links)
- WonderSwan (3 links)
- Xbox Live (3 links)
- Xbox One (3 links)
- XrossMediaBar (3 links)
- ¥ (3 links)
- Template:Category link (3 links)
- Template:Convert/sandbox (3 links)
- Template:Convert/testcases (3 links)
- Template:EditAtWikidata (3 links)
- Template:FileBox (3 links)
- Template:Hatnote/doc (3 links)
- Template:Hatnote/sandbox (3 links)
- Template:Hatnote/testcases (3 links)
- Template:KernelBox (3 links)
- Template:Tfmnotice (3 links)
- Template:Wikidata (3 links)
- Help:Substitution (3 links)
- Help:Template (3 links)
- Category:Templates with missing or incorrect documentation (3 links)
- 1T-SRAM (2 links)
- 2D computer graphics (2 links)
- 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (2 links)
- 45 nanometer (2 links)
- 64DD (2 links)
- ARM7 (2 links)
- AU$ (2 links)
- Allwinner Technology (2 links)
- Amazon (company) (2 links)
- Amazon Video (2 links)
- American and British English differences (2 links)
- Ampere hour (2 links)
- Animal Crossing: Wild World (2 links)
- Application-specific integrated circuit (2 links)
- Arcade system board (2 links)
- ArtX (2 links)
- Aspect ratio (image) (2 links)
- Atari (2 links)
- Audio bit depth (2 links)
- Avatar (computing) (2 links)
- BatterUP (2 links)
- Battery (electricity) (2 links)
- Bilinear filtering (2 links)
- Blu-ray Disc (2 links)
- Bomberman (2 links)
- BootMenu (2 links)
- British English (2 links)
- Broadband (2 links)
- Bump mapping (2 links)
- Bus (computing) (2 links)
- CD (2 links)
- CPU (2 links)
- CSS (2 links)
- Capacitive touchscreen (2 links)
- Cell (microprocessor) (2 links)
- Citra (emulator) (2 links)
- Codec (2 links)
- Commodore 64 (2 links)
- Compact Disc (2 links)
- Computer graphics (2 links)
- Computer graphics lighting (2 links)
- Computing platform (2 links)
- Consumer Electronics Show (2 links)
- Controller Pak (2 links)
- Cross-platform (2 links)
- Crunchyroll (2 links)
- D:Template:Ping project (2 links)
- DS Download Station (2 links)
- DTS (sound system) (2 links)
- Dance pad (2 links)
- Decimal mark (2 links)
- Digital-to-analog converter (2 links)
- Digital video recorder (2 links)
- Direct current (2 links)
- Distance fog (2 links)
- Dolphin (emulator) (2 links)
- Donkey Kong 64 (2 links)
- DualShock 2 (2 links)
- Dynamic random-access memory (2 links)
- Dynasty Warriors (2 links)
- E3 2009 (2 links)
- EEPROM (2 links)
- Easter egg (media) (2 links)
- Echo (command) (2 links)
- Electronic Arts (2 links)
- Email (2 links)
- Emscripten (2 links)
- Entertainment Software Rating Board (2 links)
- Error code (2 links)
- FCEUX (2 links)
- Famicom (2 links)
- Famicom Data Recorder (2 links)
- Famitsu (2 links)
- Fast Ethernet (2 links)
- Fault-tolerant system (2 links)
- Fedora (operating system) (2 links)
- Flextronics (2 links)
- Floppy disk (2 links)
- Fourth generation of video game consoles (2 links)
- Fr:Template:hatnote (2 links)
- Framebuffer (2 links)
- Free software (2 links)
- Frequency modulation synthesis (2 links)
- Front-side bus (2 links)
- Full motion video (2 links)
- GDDR3 (2 links)
- GP2X (2 links)
- GameCube Game Disc (2 links)
- Game Boy Advance SP (2 links)
- Game Boy Player (2 links)
- Game Boy Printer (2 links)
- Game engine (2 links)
- Genesis Nomad (2 links)
- Gentoo Linux (2 links)
- GigaFLOPS (2 links)
- GitHub (2 links)
- Google Native Client (2 links)
- Guitar Hero (2 links)
- Gunpei Yokoi (2 links)
- HDMI 1.4 (2 links)
- Hakchi (2 links)
- Hard drive (2 links)
- Headphone jack (2 links)
- History of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (2 links)
- Homebrew (video games) (2 links)
- Hotspot (Wi-Fi) (2 links)
- IBM PC compatible (2 links)
- Inch (2 links)
- India (2 links)
- Interlaced video (2 links)
- JVC (2 links)
- Joystick (2 links)
- Ken Kutaragi (2 links)
- Kilobit (2 links)
- LPCM (2 links)
- Level of detail (2 links)
- Lion (2 links)
- List of Sega arcade system boards (2 links)
- List of Super NES enhancement chips (2 links)
- List of commercial failures in video gaming (2 links)
- List of million-selling game consoles (2 links)
- List of monochrome and RGB palettes (2 links)
- M2 (2 links)
- MESS (2 links)
- MIDI (2 links)
- Macintosh (2 links)
- Majesco Entertainment (2 links)
- Mali (GPU) (2 links)
- Mario Kart DS (2 links)
- Marvel Comics (2 links)
- Mask ROM (2 links)
- Mednafen (2 links)
- Megabit (2 links)
- Megahertz (2 links)
- Memory Stick (2 links)
- Mexican peso (2 links)
- Mexico (2 links)
- MicroSD (2 links)
- Microcode (2 links)
- Miiverse (2 links)
- Mitsumi (2 links)
- Mkdir (2 links)
- Mobile app (2 links)
- Mobile gaming (2 links)
- Modding (2 links)
- Monaural (2 links)
- Monospaced font (2 links)
- Motion controller (2 links)
- Motorola 68000 (2 links)
- Multi Emulator Super System (2 links)
- Mupen64Plus (2 links)
- N-Gage (device) (2 links)
- NAND flash memory (2 links)
- NEC PC-98 (2 links)
- NES Advantage (2 links)
- NES Zapper (2 links)
- Near field communication (2 links)
- Neo Geo (2 links)
- Neo Geo Pocket (2 links)
- Nestopia (2 links)
- NetBSD (2 links)
- NetFront (2 links)
- New Zealand (2 links)
- Nights into Dreams... (2 links)
- Nintendo 64 accessories (2 links)
- Nintendo 64 controller (2 links)
- Nintendo DSi (2 links)
- Nintendo European Research & Development (2 links)
- Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter and Modem Adapter (2 links)
- Nintendo GameCube controller (2 links)
- Nintendo GameCube – Game Boy Advance link cable (2 links)
- Nintendo Integrated Research & Development (2 links)
- Nintendo game card (2 links)
- Online console gaming (2 links)
- Out-of-order execution (2 links)
- Overmount (2 links)
- PAL region (2 links)
- PC Engine (2 links)
- Parallel port (2 links)
- Parental controls (2 links)
- Peer-to-peer (2 links)
- Peripheral (2 links)
- PlayStation Controller (2 links)
- PlayStation Mouse (2 links)
- Pokémon Diamond and Pearl (2 links)
- PowerVR (2 links)
- Power supply (2 links)
- Progressive scan (2 links)
- RDNIS (2 links)
- RDRAM (2 links)
- RF connector (2 links)
- RISC (2 links)
- Radio frequency (2 links)
- Red Book (audio CD standard) (2 links)
- Reduced instruction set computing (2 links)
- Remote Play (2 links)
- Rhythm game (2 links)
- Rmdir (2 links)
- SK Hynix (2 links)
- SNES-CD (2 links)
- Sampling rate (2 links)
- Sega CD (2 links)
- Serial port (2 links)
- Shenmue (2 links)
- Skype (2 links)
- Smartphone (2 links)
- Sony Interactive Entertainment (2 links)
- South Africa (2 links)
- South Korea (2 links)
- Spatial anti-aliasing (2 links)
- Speech recognition (2 links)
- Spider-Man (2 links)
- Split screen (computer graphics) (2 links)
- Star Fox 2 (2 links)
- Steam (software) (2 links)
- Stereoscopy (2 links)
- Stylus (computing) (2 links)
- Super Mario World (2 links)
- Super NES Classic Edition (2 links)
- Superscalar (2 links)
- System on chip (2 links)
- TFT LCD (2 links)
- Tablet computer (2 links)
- Tectoy (2 links)
- Television (2 links)
- Tetris (Game Boy) (2 links)
- Texas Instruments SN76489 (2 links)
- Texture memory (2 links)
- The Legend of Zelda (video game) (2 links)
- Third generation of video game consoles (2 links)
- Toshiba (2 links)
- Transform, clipping, and lighting (2 links)
- Transistor (2 links)
- TurboExpress (2 links)
- Twitter (2 links)
- Universal Media Disc (2 links)
- Universal Plug and Play (2 links)
- VGA connector (2 links)
- Vi:Module:ConvertNumeric (2 links)
- Video CD (2 links)
- Video Graphics Array (2 links)
- Video arcade (2 links)
- Video game console (2 links)
- Video memory (2 links)
- Virtua Fighter (arcade game) (2 links)
- VisualBoyAdvance (2 links)
- WP:ALIAS (2 links)
