Editorial policy
What counts as checked
A figure is checked when two independent public sources agree. One database, one store, or one video is labeled as one source. I do not promote a single guide to “confirmed” because it is detailed.
Sources I use: the Games Press release, the official game site, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, Steam, Epic, Aspyr’s support article, PSNProfiles, HowLongToBeat, PCGamingWiki, Metacritic, SteamDB, Steam guides, and dated YouTube videos. The URL sits at the bottom of the page that uses it.
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Press release + stores | The launch note and at least one shop say the same thing |
| 2 sources / 3 sources | That many independent pages agree |
| 1 source | Only one page says it |
| Sources disagree | Both figures are printed |
| Gap | Nobody published a number, so the cell is empty |
Updates and corrections
Prices, Steam percentages, and trophy rarity carry the date 13 November 2026 because that is when I read them. They move. A correction email to [email protected] should include the page and a link. I would rather blank a cell than estimate a price, a snapshot count, or a ship day inside “spring 2027.”
Questions
Why do some tables show two Steam percentages?
Because the store and SteamDB did not show the same sample on the same day. Both stay.
Do you test inside the game?
The pages are built from public pages and videos. Each page says that once, at the end of the editor’s note.
Sources
- Games Press release — checked 2026-11-13