The answer first
Official Capcom pages, platform stores, and first-party announcements support core status facts. Official video and supplied recordings support observable claims. Third-party previews are labelled as impressions. Competitor pages are never rewritten as evidence, and unsupported facts stay Not Confirmed.
Last updated: 2026-08-14 · Capcom, official platform stores and announcements, official video, supplied video observations, and labelled hands-on previews.
Sources & Corrections action checklist
- Open the source link.
- Check whether it is official, platform, observation, or preview.
- Compare the source date with Last Checked.
- Report the exact page and statement when requesting a correction.
Current answer table
| Label | Use | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Official | Identity, status, mechanics stated | Can become outdated |
| Official platform | Store, requirements, price, demo | Region/time sensitive |
| Video observation | Visible sequence or behavior | Not owner-tested |
| Hands-on preview | Attributed impressions | Not a final site verdict |
| HOLD | Demand without safe evidence | No public claim |
Which sources are preferred?
Capcom, official store listings, official announcements, and official videos are primary. Supplied observations and hands-on previews are secondary and labelled.
How are competitor pages used?
Only to identify questions or coverage gaps. Their prose, structure, images, and unverified claims are not copied.
How do corrections work?
A correction should identify the URL, disputed statement, current evidence, and source date. The affected guide and update log should change together.
What remains HOLD?
- Full-game routes and maps
- Unmeasured performance and frame data
- Tier lists and best builds
- Final review scores
- Unlicensed images
What is verified
- Every core guide lists source IDs and links.
- Video observations are not presented as owner-tested play.
- Ads and analytics are disabled in the local build.
- Article imagery is not used without a recorded rights state.
What needs more evidence
- A source being public does not automatically grant image reuse rights or prove every claim made about the game.
What should you do next?
Trust a claim only within its source label and checked date. Use Contact for a correction and Updates to see whether a fact was superseded.
Related Guides
Understand who the site is for and what it can responsibly publish.Contact
Report a site-content error without confusing the guide with official game support.Updates
See what changed and which guides need rechecking.Complete Guide
Choose the right current guide without opening a future placeholder.FAQ
Resolve short mixed questions without creating thin pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the site copy other guides?
No. Competitors are used only to discover questions and gaps.
Are video observations the same as testing?
No. They are labelled separately from owner hands-on verification.
Can public images be reused automatically?
No. Rights and credit must be recorded before use.
How do I request a correction?
Provide the page, statement, source URL, and date through the correction process described on Contact.
Source scope and verification
Capcom, official platform stores and announcements, official video, supplied video observations, and labelled hands-on previews.
- Capcom official game website Official OFFICIAL_CAPCOM_SITE
- Capcom release date update Official OFFICIAL_RELEASE_UPDATE
- Steam store page Official platform OFFICIAL_STEAM_STORE
- Capcom USA official videos Official video OFFICIAL_CAPCOM_VIDEO