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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 30 entries checked · 16 flagged · 35 issues confirmed · 16 corrected · 19 still open
Shooter game — The term 'boomer shooter' originated after the release of Dusk (2018), coined by fans of that game.
Shooter game — Arena shooters like Quake III Arena and Unreal Tournament pioneered the genre.
Ace Combat Advance — The game's plot is set in 2032, but the correct setting is 2020 according to official materials.
Akka Arrh — The intro states the game launched on 'PlayStation 4 and 5' and 'Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S', but the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation VR 2 ports actually launched on March 8, 2024, not at the initial February 21, 2023 launch.
Akka Arrh — The intro says 'PlayStation 5 and PlayStation VR 2 ports arriving on March' but cuts off without a date, while the correct date is March 8, 2024.
Armada (video game) — The entry states 'developed by Metro3D' in the lore section, which is incorrect; the developer is Metropolis Digital, not Metro3D.
Armada (video game) — The claim that the game was nominated for Console Action Game of the Year at the 3rd Annual Interactive Achievement Awards is unverifiable; no record of this nomination exists in official AIAS archives.
Atomic Betty (video game) — The game's music was composed by Mike Verdu, not Tomislav Slogar.
Atomic Betty (video game) — No reliable source confirms an October 11, 2005 gold date; the game was likely gold earlier.
Auto Destruct — The developer is listed as Neurostone, but the actual developer is Attention to Detail (ATD), a British studio.
Auto Destruct — The composer is listed as Danny Briottet, but Danny Briottet is not credited for this game.
Bank Panic — The entry states the release year as 1984, but Bank Panic was released in 1985 (in Japan) and 1986 (in North America).
Bank Panic — The entry claims the game uses a 'two-position joystick,' but the original arcade cabinet uses a rotary dial (or a 12-position rotary switch) to select doors, not a two-position joystick.
Battlemorph — The game was first shown at the 1995 Winter Consumer Electronics Show or a later 1995 event, not the 1994 Summer CES.
Battlemorph — Rob Brydon voiced the pilot/player character or other roles, while Vicky Lowe voiced Skylar.
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