
FeaturedJul 6, 2026
How to Tell a Confirmed Fact From a Confident Rumor (The Desk's Actual Method)
The Fact-Check Desk's five-step check for weighing any claim about a game
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Jul 6, 2026
Confirmed, Reported, or Rumored: A Field Guide to Not Getting Fooled by Game News
Every big game generates a flood of 'news,' and most of it is one of three very different things wearing the same headline. The desk's actual taxonomy for telling them apart.
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Jul 6, 2026
In Praise of the Corrections Column: Why a Desk That Admits It Was Wrong Is the One You Can Trust
A correction isn't an embarrassment to bury โ it's the single most trust-building thing a source can publish. The case for a visible corrections culture, from the desk that lives in it.
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Jul 6, 2026
The Marketing Timeline Is a Primary Source: Reading a Game's Reveal Calendar Like a Historian
Trailers and official reveals aren't just hype โ read carefully, they're the primary sources of what a game actually is, and they answer questions people are paying leakers for.
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Jul 6, 2026
Where That 'Leak' Came From: The Anatomy of How a Game Rumor Spreads
A rumor about an unreleased game almost never appears from nowhere โ it has a lineage, and tracing that lineage tells you almost everything about whether to believe it.
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