Sources and Editorial Policy
A fact needs two independent sources before this site states it as confirmed. One source stays labeled as one source. A clash stays written as a clash.
Status words
Code rows use phrases such as “6 sources”, “3 sources”, or “Disputed · 4 vs 2”. Those words count public guides that still list the code, checked on the date in the table. Destructoid and Pro Game Guides are related publications, so I do not treat them as two independent voices when they move together.
Empty cells mean the sources did not print the number. I do not fill them with an estimate. Gamepass prices are the clearest example.
What gets updated
Working codes are reviewed against the public code pages named on the codes page. The update log moves when a patch page or a developer video names a change. Sport tables move when the rulebook or the record club changes, not on a timer.
Each page ends with one limitation sentence. The first-person note above it says what I decided to keep or to leave blank. Write to [email protected] if a row is stale.
FAQ
Why do two sites disagree on HALLOWEEN?
Because they do. The row records who still lists it and who moved it, with the dates of those pages.
How are code statuses checked?
Public guides, official announcements and other accessible sources are compared. Rows show the number of independent sources; disagreements remain visible, and the Sources section records where the information came from.
Sources
Limitation: public sources can lag an unannounced change, so a source-count status reflects the dated evidence rather than a guaranteed outcome.