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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-04 · 129 entries checked · 64 flagged · 149 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 149 still open
Duke Nukem — The statement that Duke Nukem 3D has 'more than a dozen expansion packs' is inaccurate; it has three official expansion packs and a few add-ons, not over a dozen.
Lo Wang — The lore section claims Master Zilla escapes at the end of the game, but in the original 1997 Shadow Warrior, Master Zilla is killed by Lo Wang in the final battle; he does not escape.
Caleb — The entry describes Caleb as a character from Duke Nukem, but the actual content is about the biblical figure Caleb from the Hebrew Bible, not from the Duke Nukem franchise.
Corvus — The entry describes the real-world bird genus Corvus, not the character Corvus from the Heretic series who appears as a skin in Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition.
Corvus — The lore section describes the evolutionary history of the bird genus Corvus, which has no connection to the fictional character Corvus from Heretic.
Kamikaze — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section incorrectly states that the U.S. Navy has officially designated kamikaze aircraft as the precursor to modern cruise missiles, which is a misattribution.
Kamikaze — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section contains an incomplete sentence that implies the term 'kamikaze' originated from August 1281 only, omitting the 1274 typhoon and thus misrepresenting the historical fact.
Cacodemon — The entry states the Cacodemon first appears in Duke Nukem 3D (1996), but the Cacodemon is not a character in the Duke Nukem franchise; it is a well-known enemy from the Doom series, first appearing in Doom (1993).
Cacodemon — The entry claims the Cacodemon is a 'Recurring mid-tier enemy' in the Duke Nukem franchise, which is false; no such enemy exists in Duke Nukem canon.
Knight — The entry describes a real-world historical knight, not the 'Knight' enemy from Duke Nukem 3D, which is a boss enemy in Duke Nukem 3D, not an honorary title.
Knight — The tagline 'Honorary title granted for service...' is factually incorrect for the Duke Nukem 3D 'Knight' enemy, which is a hostile armored creature wielding a sword, not an honorary title.
Cyberdemon — The claim 'It is not the final boss of any major Doom title' is incorrect; the Cyberdemon is the final boss of the original Doom (1993) in Episode 3: Inferno, level 'Dis'.
Cyberdemon — The claim 'Its rockets can destroy parts of the level geometry in several Doom titles' is misleading for the original Doom; in the original 1993 Doom, rockets do not destroy level geometry, and this feature only appears in later titles like Doom (2016) and Doo
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