Talk:Walden, a game

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Move "Walden, a game" to "Walden, a Game"?[edit]

Hi all,
It has been requested that this article be moved from "Walden, a game" to "Walden, a Game".
The references appear to verify that it is known as "Walden, a game" with a lower case "g". This is in contravention of MOS:TITLECAPS, which mandates that "In titles of English-language works, every word except for articles, short coordinating conjunctions, or short prepositions is capitalized, as is the first or last word within a title". Seems to me the article title should stay the same way. I guess related questions might be

Should Star Trek Into Darkness be "Star Trek: Into Darkness"?
Should Raw Like Sushi be "Raw Like Sashimi"? Yum, cooked unagi nigirizushi... cooked tamago nigirizushi, not so much.

Discuss (not "Star Trek Into Darkness" or "Raw Like Sushi", but Walden, a game, that is). Pete AU aka --Shirt58 (talk) 11:40, 20 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Oppose - It looks to me like the relevant portion of MOS:TITLECAPS is that describing capitalization of subtitles. As such I disagree with the move. This isn't a very popular corner of Wikipedia, though, so WT:VG may be a good place to look for second/third/etc opinions. -Thibbs (talk) 03:19, 21 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]