Source hierarchy
For announcements, we prioritize Rockstar Games, Rockstar Support, Take-Two investor materials, PlayStation, and Xbox. Retail listings and reputable reporting can add context but do not override a primary source.
Confirmation labels
- Confirmed: explicitly published by Rockstar, Take-Two, or the relevant platform.
- Observed: visible in official media but not necessarily confirmed as a playable mechanic.
- Unconfirmed: a plausible report, fan estimate, or interpretation that lacks primary confirmation.
- Verified: reproduced by our team on the named retail version and patch.
Guide testing
Post-launch codes and walkthrough steps will record platform, game version, test date, prerequisites, and side effects such as save or trophy restrictions. Material changes trigger a new verification date.
Corrections
We correct factual errors promptly and update the page date. Significant corrections should explain what changed. You can submit evidence through the contact page.
AI-assisted work
Automation may help organize notes, structure drafts, check links, or identify missing questions. It is not a source. Published claims must be reviewed against cited material, and untested game advice must not be labeled verified.
Commercial independence
Advertising and affiliate relationships do not determine conclusions. Sponsored material must be labeled. Buying links should never change the factual description of an edition or product.
Leaks and privacy
We do not host stolen builds, private personal data, malware, cracked files, or instructions for bypassing access controls. Reporting on a leak, if ever necessary, must have clear public-interest value and avoid redistributing protected material.