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Editorial policy
A number becomes a fact on this site only when two independent public pages agree. One page means the cell says “1 source.” A blank cell means nobody I could read published the number. Disagreements are shown side by side.
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What counts as a source
- Publisher pages: Nintendo, Steam, Star Stable, LEGO and Delicious Games; reporting about a reveal is labeled as reporting.
- Wikis with a readable article: Zelda Wiki, Star Stable Wiki, the Kingdom Come wiki, Nookipedia.
- News and guide sites used for one specific claim: Polygon, IGN, VG247, Game8, GameWith.
- Videos used for a date, a title, and a frame. A spoken line is paraphrased unless a transcript is cited.
Checked dates sit on each source line. The page date is the day the guide was assembled, 14 November 2026, unless a later edit changes it. Search volume is not printed as a fact. Prices that move, including amiibo and hotel rates, are omitted. LEGO’s unpublished price stays unpublished even when a catalog site offers a rumor.
What this site will not do
No ROM links, no emulator builds, no amiibo bin or NFC files. No cheat-code block for a game that does not have official codes. Corrections go to [email protected] and are weighed against the same two-source rule. Pages may be drafted with software assistance and are kept only after the sources are attached. A draft sentence without a source does not ship.
FAQ
Why do some cells say 1 source?
Only one public page supported that cell. It is labeled so it is not read as a manual.
Why are two prices both shown?
Because the pages disagree. Averaging them would invent a third price nobody printed.
How do I ask for a correction?
Email [email protected] with the page URL and the source you want compared.
Related
Sources
- Zelda Wiki — Epona — checked 2026-11-13
- Wikipedia — Epona — checked 2026-11-13