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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-01 · 9 entries checked · 4 flagged · 9 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 5 still open
Adventure (1980 video game) — The game was released in 1979, not 1980.
Adventure (1980 video game) — Enemies in Adventure do not move when offscreen; they are only active on the visible screen area.
Asteroids (video game) — The statement that 'no patched EPROM was issued by Atari' contradicts documented history; Atari did release a revised ROM (rev 2) that addressed the saucer-lurking exploit.
StarCraft (video game) — The single-player campaign consists of 30 missions total (10 Terran, 10 Zerg, 10 Protoss), not 29 or 30 with a secret mission. The secret mission is part of the Protoss campaign (mission 9 is the secret mission 'Into the Darkness'), making the total 30 mission
StarCraft (video game) — The claim that players can adjust game speed and difficulty settings (Easy, Medium, Hard) via the options menu before starting a campaign mission is incorrect. In the original StarCraft, difficulty settings are not selectable per mission; the campaign has a fi
Tekken — The first game features eight playable characters, each with their own sub-boss.
Tekken — In the Scenario Campaign ending, Jin is revealed to have waged war to generate a physical manifestation of Azazel, hoping to purge the Devil Gene, but after the battle the Devil Gene remains intact.
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