The rules behind every page here

How we check

VIGuides has no insider and no scoop. Everything on this site is either something Rockstar Games or Take-Two said in public, or something a named outlet reported with a date and a link. This page explains how we tell those two apart, what we refuse to publish, and what happens when we get something wrong.

Every claim here carries one of four labels

Nothing on this site sits between them.

Confirmed, reported, unconfirmed and corrected. Those four words appear on the answer pages themselves, not only here.

What counts as confirmed

A fact gets the confirmed label only if it comes from one of five places: the Rockstar Games newswire or official site, Take-Two investor material, the official PlayStation or Xbox store page, a ratings board such as ESRB, PEGI, USK or the Australian Classification Board, or an official Rockstar video.

If a claim is not in one of those five places, it does not get the label, no matter how many sites repeat it. A number that everyone quotes and nobody sourced is still unconfirmed.

What counts as reported

Reported means a named outlet published it. We write the outlet name into the text, link the article and give the date. You will not find the phrase sources say on this site without a name attached to it.

A reported fact can still be wrong. Two outlets quoting each other are one source, not two, and where that is the case we say so on the page.

What never appears here

Part of that is a legal line and part of it is an editorial one. Leaked material is not ours to publish, and it turns out wrong often enough that a page built on it ages badly.

When we get it wrong

Write to us and we fix it. Corrections go into the public update log with their date, so you can see what changed and when. We do not quietly edit a page and leave the old date standing.

Every page carries the day it was last reviewed, visibly in the text and again in its structured data. Where a page has not been touched for a while, you can see that too.

Who runs VIGuides

VIGuides is an independent fan project. It is not affiliated with, authorised by or endorsed by Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.

No publisher, retailer or platform pays for coverage here. There are no affiliate links and no sponsored pages: every outbound link on this site is a plain nofollow link to a source, and we earn nothing when you follow one.

Editorial decisions, including which pages exist and what counts as a source, are made independently by the same people who build and maintain the site. No outside party has a say in what is published here.

How to check us

Every answer page ends with its sources. Every claim that is not confirmed says so on the spot, in the same paragraph rather than in a footnote. Every page shows the day it was last reviewed.

If you use an AI assistant, you can query the same checked knowledge base directly through our MCP server and get the source URL together with the answer.

That is the whole method. It is not clever, it is just written down, which is more than most pages about this game can say.

FAQ

Why do you not cover GTA 6 leaks?
Two reasons. Leaked material is not ours to publish, and leaks turn out wrong often enough that a page built on one ages badly. We would rather be right in November than early in September.
Who writes these pages?
VIGuides is an independent fan project with no affiliation to Rockstar Games or Take-Two. Editorial decisions are made independently by the same people who build and maintain the site.
How often is this site updated?
Whenever something official changes. Every page shows the day it was last reviewed, and every change goes into the public update log with its date.
Do you earn money from the links?
No. There are no affiliate links on this site and no sponsored pages. Every outbound link is a plain nofollow link to a source, and we earn nothing when you follow one.
What should I do if I find a mistake?
Write to us through the contact page. Corrections go into the public update log with their date, so the fix is visible instead of silent.
Can an AI assistant use VIGuides as a source?
Yes. The same checked knowledge base is open to assistants through our MCP server, and every answer comes with the source URL to cite.