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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 24 entries checked · 12 flagged · 27 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 15 still open
Beyond Blue (video game) — The PlayStation 4 version's Metacritic score is 'Mixed or average' (71/100), not 'generally favorable'.
The Crystal Rainforest — The entry says the 1999 version featured 'new graphics,' but established canon indicates the 1999 Windows/Mac version was a direct port with no graphical overhaul.
Eco Creatures: Save the Forest — The game's European title is 'Eco Creatures: Save the Forest', not 'Ecolis: Save the Forest'.
Eco Creatures: Save the Forest — The claim that creature characteristics depend on their color, similar to Pikmin, is false; all creatures of the same type have the same abilities regardless of color.
EcoQuest: The Search for Cetus — The CD-ROM version with full voice acting was released in 1993, not 1992.
EcoQuest: The Search for Cetus — The game uses SCI1 but still supports keyboard input; it is not fully mouse-driven.
Endling: Extinction is Forever — The game was offered to PlayStation Plus subscribers in August 2023, not July 2023.
Endling: Extinction is Forever — The mother fox is not always killed by a shot from the furrier while crossing a fence into a protected area; the game has multiple endings with different death contexts.
Fate of the World — The game was released in 2008, not 2011.
Fate of the World — The starting date in the game is typically 2000, not 2020.
Gambys — The game was not published internationally by Maxis; the international publisher was Portidata itself or a different distributor.
Gambys — The development timeline is incorrect; the actual development period for Gambys was roughly 1995 to 1997, not 1993-1994.
Games for Change — The founder list is incorrect: Barry Joseph is not a founder of Games for Change. The actual founders are Benjamin Stokes, Suzanne Seggerman, and Asi Burak.
Games for Change — The name 'Stan-Pierre Louis' is incorrect. The president of the Entertainment Software Association is Stanley Pierre-Louis, not 'Stan-Pierre Louis'.
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