# Speedboard
**Wikidata**: [Q17048763](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q17048763)  
**Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speedboard)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/speedboard

## Summary
Speedboard is a named video game accessory. It is listed in multiple gaming and knowledge databases, including Wikipedia (English and Spanish), Fandom, Giant Bomb (former ID scheme), and the Google Knowledge Graph.

## Key Facts
- Instance of: video game accessory.
- Wikipedia title: "Speedboard".
- Wikipedia languages available: English (en) and Spanish (es).
- Sitelink count (structured properties): 2.
- Google Knowledge Graph ID: /g/11gmzlqm1p.
- Giant Bomb ID (former scheme): 3000-79.
- Fandom article entries:
  - ultimatepopculture:Speedboard with qualifiers P407: English, P1810: Speedboard, P9675: 65391.
  - gamicus:Speedboard with qualifiers P407: English, P1810: Speedboard, P9675: 75525.
- Classified as a video game accessory in knowledge bases and index records.

## FAQs
### Q: What is Speedboard?
A: Speedboard is an entity classified as a video game accessory. It appears in multiple reference sources and databases under the title "Speedboard."

### Q: Where can I find more information about Speedboard?
A: Speedboard has entries on English and Spanish Wikipedia, Fandom (ultimatepopculture and gamicus entries), and is indexed in the Google Knowledge Graph and Giant Bomb (former ID scheme 3000-79).

### Q: Is Speedboard listed in major game databases?
A: Yes. It is represented in Wikipedia (en, es), Fandom (two entries), the Google Knowledge Graph (/g/11gmzlqm1p), and Giant Bomb (former scheme ID 3000-79).

## Why It Matters
Speedboard's inclusion across multiple reference platforms indicates it is a recognized term within the video game accessory category. Presence in Wikipedia (both English and Spanish) shows that the topic has received enough attention for encyclopedia entries in more than one language. Listings in specialized game repositories and community wikis—such as Fandom and Giant Bomb—mean the term is indexed for discovery by players, researchers, and collectors. The Google Knowledge Graph identifier further enables integration into search and knowledge systems, improving visibility in search results and structured data applications. For anyone cataloging peripherals, researching accessories, or mapping gaming-related entities across databases, Speedboard serves as a cross-referenced example of how a named accessory is represented in major gaming and knowledge infrastructures.

## Notable For
- Being explicitly classified as a video game accessory in structured data.
- Having a Wikipedia article in at least two languages (English and Spanish).
- Presence in the Google Knowledge Graph (ID /g/11gmzlqm1p).
- Recorded entries on Fandom with distinct article identifiers (ultimatepopculture and gamicus).
- Having a Giant Bomb reference under the former ID scheme (3000-79).

## Body
### Overview
- Speedboard is identified as a video game accessory.
- The canonical title for reference sources is "Speedboard."

### Classification
- Instance_of: video game accessory.
- Appears under accessory/class type in gaming-related indexes.

### Identifiers and database entries
- Wikipedia title: Speedboard.
- Wikipedia languages: en, es.
- Google Knowledge Graph ID: /g/11gmzlqm1p.
- Giant Bomb ID (former scheme): 3000-79.

### Fandom entries
- ultimatepopculture:Speedboard
  - Qualifiers: P407 = English; P1810 = Speedboard; P9675 = 65391.
- gamicus:Speedboard
  - Qualifiers: P407 = English; P1810 = Speedboard; P9675 = 75525.

### Sitelink and indexing data
- Structured properties record a sitelink_count of 2 for Speedboard.
- The raw related information also notes Speedboard under the video game accessory class.

### Coverage and discovery
- Speedboard is represented across general (Wikipedia), community (Fandom), specialized (Giant Bomb), and search/knowledge graph (Google Knowledge Graph) resources.
- These identifiers enable cross-referencing and discovery across different platforms and metadata systems.