Policy
Editorial policy
What gets published
A sentence needs a source we can link. Konami's pages and store APIs outrank a guide. Two guides that disagree get a note, not an average. Attack values that use two incompatible scales are omitted. Dates, prices, and patch versions carry the day they were read.
Spoilers for endings live on the endings page and the character pages that exist to answer a spoiler question. A walkthrough does not open with the final choice. First-person notes are the editor's reading of the sources, not a claim of a filmed playthrough unless the note says a session happened.
Corrections
Email [email protected] with the URL and the contradicting source. If the correction holds, the page is edited and the date moves. We do not leave a wrong number up because it ranked. We also do not add a boss pattern from a single unlabeled video.
The site does not publish a score of its own. Metacritic figures are quotations with a date. Trailers are Konami's, played from YouTube after a click.
What I ran into
The rule I fail toward is completeness. The rule I would rather fail toward is omission. This policy is that preference, written so a reader can hold me to it.
Questions
How do I report an error?
Email [email protected] with the page URL and a source.
Do you mark unconfirmed facts?
Yes. If a figure is missing, the page says so instead of filling it in.