Editorial policy
How we work
The GTA VI conversation is full of noise: leaks, fake screenshots and guesses dressed up as facts. Our job is to tell you what is actually known, where it comes from and how much you can trust it.
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We gather the sources
Our editorial team follows official Rockstar and Take-Two channels, gaming outlets and the creators who break down every trailer frame by frame. We use automated tools to monitor them, so nothing important slips through.
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We break them into facts
Each video and article is broken down into individual claims. When several independent sources say the same thing, we group them, so you can see how widely a claim is backed up.
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We rate how confirmed it is
Every fact is labelled as official, reported, rumor or speculation. Official material from Rockstar always wins over anything else.
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We write and link everything
Articles are built only from those facts. Claims Rockstar hasn't confirmed carry a coloured dot you can hover to see how solid they are and where they come from. The main sources are listed at the end of each piece, with credit to the original creators.
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We review and keep it updated
An editor reviews every piece before it goes live. When new information appears, we update the article and its sources instead of publishing yet another version of the same story.
Reading our tags
Straight from Rockstar or Take-Two: trailers, Newswire, store pages, earnings calls.
Stated as fact by outlets or creators, but not confirmed by Rockstar.
Leaks and insider claims. Treat with caution until confirmed.
Educated guesses and opinions. We only include them when clearly labelled.
Each article gets a wanted level based on how confirmed its facts are:
Corrections
Spotted something wrong? We fix errors as soon as we confirm them and update the article date when the change is substantial. Articles are edited by Eduard Diaz.