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Enlaces a revisar[editar]
Estos enlaces suelen venir en traducciones que no son revisadas en profundidad.
- Next Generation (magazine) (de Next Generation)
- Next Generation (revista) (idem)
- Polygon (website) (de Polygon)
Brawl Stars[editar]
Son de las únicas referencias que hay de este juego y están bloqueadas por spam
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Los artículos relacionados con los videojuegos necesitan fuentes fiables como cualquier otro artículo de Wikipedia para cumplir con la verificabilidad. Sin embargo, debido a la naturaleza del periodismo de videojuegos, los editores que escriben artículos dentro del alcance de este Wikiproyecto pueden encontrar problemas para encontrar o citar referencias. Esta guía tiene como objetivo discutir algunas de las áreas problemáticas más comunes. Ninguna de las siguientes instrucciones se aplica en cada instancia individual, así que siempre usa la razón y el sentido común cuando cites referencias.
Debido a que los campos del periodismo de videojuegos, la investigación, la crítica y los comentarios son relativamente nuevos en comparación con la cobertura similar de los medios tradicionales, las formas tradicionales de referenciar pueden ser algo raras. Además, el desarrollo y la expansión simultáneos de fuentes basadas en Internet junto con la escena moderna del videojuego ha llevado a un grado mucho más elevado de la cobertura en línea exclusiva que en el caso de otros medios. Estos factores hacen que la determinación de fuentes fiables de videojuegos sea un tema complejo. Para abordar este problema, esta guía proporciona algunas reglas generales basadas en la experiencia y presenta el consenso actual sobre la confiabilidad y usabilidad de fuentes específicas relacionadas con videojuegos. Cualquier pregunta relacionada con fuentes específicas no cubiertas en esta guía puede ser dirigida a la página de discusión.
Búsqueda de fuentes fiables[editar]
- Internet. Uno de los primeros lugares en donde muchos editores buscan fuentes de videojuegos es internet. Después de usar uno de varios motores de búsqueda para localizar información sobre un tema, los resultados de la búsqueda deben ser analizados para mayor confiabilidad. Una lista de fuentes fiables identificadas por la comunidad del Wikiproyecto:Videojuegos aparece más abajo en esta página en la sección de fuentes fiables. Esta lista no está completa ni puede usarse como prueba definitiva con respecto a la determinación de la confiabilidad de una fuente incluida, pero proporciona una buena guía aproximada sobre la cual basar el escrutinio de las fuentes para su confiabilidad.
- Motor de búsqueda personalizado de Google. Las herramientas de Google están disponibles para filtrar los resultados de búsqueda y orientarlos a fuentes fiables. Los editores pueden usar ESE E/home?cx=003516479746865699832:leawcwkqifq Reliable Sources for Video Games (lista), un motor de búsqueda personalizado de Google confeccionado por el Wikiproyecto:Videojuegos en inglés, que se enfoca en los sitios confiables que se pueden ver aquí y filtra muchos sitios web que no son fuentes fiables. Un segundo motor de búsqueda personalizado de Google, ESE E/home?cx=003516479746865699832:qdq1uk9p1ua Situational Sources for Video Games, también está disponible para buscar fuentes fiables sobre un tema relacionado a los videojuegos. No hay garantía de que una fuente específica sea confiable, incluso si figura en el motor de búsqueda. Las publicaciones de foros, por ejemplo, generalmente no son confiables. Además, asegúrate de tomar nota de las condiciones y limitaciones requeridas para el uso adecuado de todas las fuentes (como se detalla en las tablas a continuación) antes de confiar en ellas.
- La WP:VG Reference Library. La WP:VG Reference Library (en español, "Biblioteca de Referencias") puede proporcionar acceso al material impreso (en inglés) de referencias de videojuegos e incluye índices de videojuegos cubiertos por estas referencias. Los editores listados como contactos en la Biblioteca de Referencias se han ofrecido voluntariamente para poner a disposición la información de estas revistas previa solicitud, que pueden utilizarse para referenciar los artículos, así como para verificar las referencias en general y establecer la relevancia.
- La biblioteca Wikipedia proporciona una función similar.
Promueve una amplia cobertura y reduce el punto de vista sesgado[editar]
Para muchos de los artículos bajo el amparo del Wikiproyecto: Videojuegos, las fuentes son abundantes y de fácil localización. Debido a que no es necesario citar todas las fuentes, la discreción editorial desempeñará un papel en la exclusión de fuentes redundantes e innecesarias. Algunas de las consideraciones más importantes al revisar las fuentes para la inclusión se enumeran a continuación:
- Críticas negativas a la par de críticas positivas: es excepcional que un videojuego reciba solo elogios o solo críticas negativas. Por esta razón, se deben realizar esfuerzos razonables para reducir el sesgo indebido al presentar ambas perspectivas en el videojuego. Para los pocos casos en que la recepción se inclina universalmente en una dirección (ya sea positiva o negativa), recuerda que los dichos y declaraciones excepcionales requieren una cobertura excepcional de fuentes fiables.
- Cobertura contemporánea y moderna: como regla general, los críticos de videojuegos están inextricablemente ligados a su punto de vista temporal y debido a que los avances en la tecnología de los videojuegos aumentan a pasos agigantados cada pocos años, es injusto reseñar un videojuego a la luz de la escena del videojuego 20 años después. Del mismo modo, la retrospectiva puede conducir a reseñas "revisionistas" y la nostalgia puede conducir a puntuaciones indebidamente positivas. Se debe hacer un esfuerzo para incluir la cobertura contemporánea de los videojuegos, si está disponible, a fin de mantener un punto de vista neutral no contaminado por las percepciones modernas.
- Cobertura nacional y extranjera: como los videojuegos son artefactos culturales, cuando un videojuego proviene de un país X, las reseñas de X país pueden proporcionar una visión cultural que podría escapar a los críticos extranjeros. En relación con esto, cuando un videojuego representa un país Y o aspectos de él, las reseñas desde el país Y pueden proporcionar una reacción fiable, detallada y directa a la representación. Al mismo tiempo, sin embargo, cuando un videojuego proviene de un país Z, las reseñas de los países X e Y ayudarán a reducir el punto de vista sesgado y a proporcionar una respuesta internacional, eliminando así los sesgos culturales sistémicos.
- Sitios de reseñas así como reseñas individuales: aunque los sitios de reseñas tienden a proporcionar una reseña promedio y más o menos neutral para los videojuegos, las opiniones específicas de los críticos individuales influyentes y/o respetados pueden ser de igual importancia y se deben presentar con la atribución adecuada a pesar de la probabilidad de que contengan una reseña sesgada. Se debe tener cuidado para evitar sesgar la aparente recepción presentando un número desproporcionado de reseñas individuales positivas o negativas.
- Reseñas para múltiples plataformas diferentes: cuando los videojuegos se lanzan en más de una plataforma, las reseñas de todas las versiones permiten que los lectores obtengan una idea de las diferentes percepciones del videojuego en diferentes subculturas de juegos. Cuando los videojuegos se vuelven a publicar o se rehacen para sistemas posteriores, las reseñas de todas las versiones permiten que los lectores capten el grado en que las adaptaciones y remakes posteriores tuvieron éxito al evocar el original. Los esfuerzos para informar la recepción de forma adecuada a menudo se pueden mejorar utilizando un formato en prosa para explicar por qué los puntajes en una plataforma son más bajos que los de otra.
Las consideraciones anteriores también deben tomarse cuando se buscan fuentes para agregar contenido, como secciones de recepción, a artículos de videojuegos.
Fuentes impresas (revisar)[editar]
Las fuentes impresas pueden mejorar la cobertura de manera espectacular, pero a menudo son difíciles de localizar para los videojuegos, especialmente cuando se buscan fuentes que cubran el período de tiempo anterior a Internet (generalmente antes del año 2000) antes de que las fuentes en línea se establecieran y fuesen tan fiables como en estos tiempos (en algunos casos). Aunque es incorrecto asumir la fiabilidad de una fuente simplemente porque existe o está disponible en forma impresa, las fuentes impresas cuestan dinero para producirse y, por lo tanto, es probable que hagan un mayor esfuerzo en calidad y precisión que la mayoría de los sitios de fans de bajo costo. A medida que aumenta el tiempo de publicación continua de una fuente impresa, la fuente gana reputación, buena voluntad y posicionamiento de marca, lo que tiende a indicar que las fuentes impresas más duraderas y más establecidas tienen más probabilidades de ser precisas que las de breve duración. Las revistas periódicas registradas internacionalmente (identificadas por un número ISSN) generalmente son preferibles a las revistas no registradas. (revisar traducción)
Si bien no existe una prohibición contra las fuentes de difícil acceso, el hecho de que las fuentes impresas son más difíciles de verificar significa que a menudo es una buena idea incluir fuentes fiables adicionales basadas en la web, si están disponibles. Los editores que agreguen referencias impresas también deben hacer un esfuerzo para corroborar o, al menos, verificar sus afirmaciones en caso de ser impugnadas.
Sitios de fans[editar]
Muchos videojuegos tienen sitios dedicados a ellos que no están afiliados con los desarrolladores o editores. Estos sitios de fans permiten a los fanáticos leer y discutir el videojuego. Cuando se compara con las políticas de la Wikipedia, como Wikipedia:Fuentes fiables#Normas básicas, estos sitios de fans por lo general no califican como una fuente fiable. Con frecuencia tienen poca o ninguna supervisión editorial, y pueden ser autopublicadas (es decir, la persona que aloja el sitio web también es la que escribe su contenido). La verificación de los hechos a menudo es de menor importancia que la publicación de los últimos rumores. Citando la regla de oro: "... cuanto mayor es el grado de escrutinio involucrado en el control de los hechos, el análisis de cuestiones legales y el escrutinio de la evidencia y los argumentos de un trabajo en particular, más confiable es".
Algunos sitios de fans ofrecen declaraciones de los desarrolladores de los foros del videojuego. Favorece el citar la publicación del foro en sí misma sobre el artículo del fansite y sus comentarios al respecto. Al citar una publicación del foro de un sitio de fans, se recomienda un escrutinio especial. Deja en claro que es la publicación la que se cita, no el hilo o el foro en general. Considera publicaciones del foro como artículos de revistas, excepto que en este caso la "revista" no es confiable (ver política sobre autopublicaciones), pero el "artículo" puede serlo debido a su autor. Use nombres reales sobre los apodos del foro donde el nombre real está disponible. (buscar algún ejemplo)
Videojuegos[editar]
En los artículos sobre videojuegos, citar el videojuego en sí es a menudo atractivo. Wikipedia favorece las fuentes secundarias, y el uso de las fuentes primarias debe ser minimizado. Los videojuegos son fuentes primarias en artículos sobre ellos mismos. El uso como fuente o referencia varía según la perspectiva, el tema y el videojuego. Para un lector, generalmente es muy difícil usar un videojuego para verificar los hechos. Proporciona transcripciones siempre que sea posible y permite a los lectores verificar los hechos mismos al señalar qué área, nivel o episodio se cita. Usar los niveles posteriores de videojuegos con una progresión de nivel lineal como fuentes (sin transcripciones) debe evitarse. Lo mismo se aplica a los niveles de bonificación o los huevos de pascua.
Es muy difícil encontrar las fuentes adecuadas para las secciones sobre el argumento de un videojuego sin usar el videojuego en sí. En muchas de estas secciones, el videojuego en sí se usa como fuente, pero asegúrate de que no sea la única fuente. Además, el tipo de declaraciones que pueden respaldarse con una referencia al videojuego en sí es limitado. Por ejemplo, es imposible usar el videojuego para hacer un análisis de que "... el videojuego toma lugar en un escenario de alta fantasía".
Las declaraciones de naturaleza técnica o crítica nunca deben contener referencias al videojuego en sí. Los detalles técnicos (como el tipo de mapeado de texturas utilizado) son imposibles de discernir para la persona común. Usar el videojuego como fuente de contenido crítico es una investigación original. La crítica no debe ser del editor, sino, por ejemplo, de un crítico.
Sin embargo, los folletos de instrucciones, las guías y otras publicaciones relacionadas con el videojuego se pueden citar como normales.
Herramientas: {{cita videojuego}}
and {{cita vídeo}}
Review sites[editar]
Las fuentes más importantes para la mayoría de los artículos de videojuegos son las reseñas del videojuego en sí mismas. Estas reseñas provienen principalmente de fuentes fiables, pero ten en cuenta las reseñas menos fiables. Muchos sitios permiten a los usuarios enviar contenido, como la propia Wikipedia. Estas reseñas a menudo no son independientes, y no son fiables porque no han sido verificadas por un editor con respecto a la exactitud de los hechos. También es importante hacer una distinción entre los sitios de reseñas y los directorios web. Estos últimos a menudo repiten información de los comunicados de prensa y del sitio web oficial del videojuego, y no constituyen una fuente fiable para establecer la relevancia. Su uso debe evitarse en general.
Los sitios web que recopilan reseñas como Metacritic y GameRankings son generalmente útiles para ser incluidos en la sección de "recepción" de un artículo de un videojuego, ya que estos sitios proporcionan enlaces a numerosas reseñas de un videojuego, más de lo que se puede incluir fácilmente en Wikipedia. Los datos de estos sitios de reseñas deben manejarse con cuidado. Hay dos problemas principales con estos sitios. En primer lugar, los webmasters del sitio pueden incluir o ignorar cualquier fuente de reseñas que elijan. Si bien estos sitios generalmente incluyen importantes fuentes de reseñas de videojuegos, pueden también incluir sitios menos fiables. En segundo lugar, los sitios promedian los puntajes entre los críticos sin tener en cuenta las diferencias en los sistemas de calificación utilizados. Además, las reseñas de videojuegos no están destinadas a ser utilizadas para compararse entre sí. Un crítico que reseñó dos videojuegos con una puntuación del 90% podría preferir uno por encima del otro, pero esto no se muestra en los puntajes. El contenido de reseñas enviadas por el usuario (por ejemplo, "puntuaciones de usuarios" y "encuestas de usuarios") disponible en Metacritic, GameRankings y otros sitios similares no se considera fiable porque es susceptible de tener sesgo demográfico, y porque el público general no ha demostrado experiencia o credibilidad en el campo.
Official information[editar]
En las comunidades de videojuegos, el adjetivo "oficial" se usa a menudo para describir la información publicada por el desarrollador del videojuego. Denota que la información es definitiva, fiable y a veces importante. Esto es sin tener en cuenta si dicha información se considera canónica.
El mero hecho de ser "oficial" no garantiza que la información sea utilizable según los estándares editoriales de Wikipedia. Es probable que la información derivada de fuentes oficiales, pero publicada en fuentes no fiables, como blogs, sitios de fans o publicaciones de foros, no se pueda usar. Gran parte de lo que se llama oficial a menudo proviene de fuentes primarias como el videojuego en sí, que en gran parte no debe ser utilizado (ver arriba). Además, no toda la información oficial de fuentes fiables merece ser incluida, y de hecho, la mayor parte del artículo puede ser no oficial. Incluso si uno tiene el conocimiento de memoria o la palabra de un alguien confiable, la investigación original está fuera de los límites.
El quid de la cuestión es que "oficial" no es relevante para los estándares de Wikipedia. En las comunidades de aficionados, toda la información publicada por los desarrolladores de videojuegos es oficial e importante. En un artículo de Wikipedia, la información publicada por los desarrolladores de videojuegos no es diferente de cualquier otra fuente fiable; de hecho, puede ser menos confiable bajo posibles interpretaciones de la política con respecto a las fuentes autopublicadas o primarias.
Las entrevistas de cualquier fuente generalmente se permiten como una "fuente de autopublicación sobre uno mismo". Siempre que se pueda determinar razonablemente la autenticidad de la entrevista, permitimos las palabras del desarrollador como fuente principal cuando las declaraciones son (1) no excepcionales o controvertidas y (2) sobre el equipo o la persona que hace la declaración. Las declaraciones de mayor índole requieren una fuente secundaria con una reputación de calidad editorial. Siempre que sea posible, prefiere la distancia editorial de una fuente confiable y secundaria en lugar de una entrevista de fuente primaria.
Sourcing style[editar]
When citing a print magazine, the name of the magazine should be written in italics. Likewise for the video games themselves. The usage of italics for an online source depends on the nature of its content, and is detailed in the Manual of Style. When citing a particular article published by a magazine or website, or when citing a chapter within a video game, the title should be surrounded by quotes. The various citation sub-templates of {{cite}}
handle this sort of thing for you automatically.
Review table[editar]
A review table exists to list several game reviews in a conveniently readable format. Game publications are specified using short alphanumeric codes that make managing lists easier.
List[editar]
The following is a list of sources that have been established as reliable in the field of video gaming per past consensus. Please bring up all new additions on the talk page before posting them below. Remember to examine the limitations listed for each situational source in the tables below. "Media" refers to the publication's principal means of content delivery.
This list is not meant to be exhaustive and only covers works that regularly report on video games and the industry. Sources that otherwise are considered reliable sources in general, such as newspapers like The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, magazines like Time and Fortune, and news networks like BBC and CNN, are also reliable for coverage of topics related video games when they do report on these topics.
Reliable sources[editar]
General gaming[editar]
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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Ars Technica | online | 1998– | news, reviews | Condé Nast | Busca fuentes: «Ars Technica» – noticias · libros · académico · imágenes Búsqueda de enlaces | |
Blue's News | online | UGO Networks | linksearch=www.bluesnews.com}} | |||
Edge (UK) | print, online | 1993– | features, news, reviews | Future Publishing | linksearch=www.edge-online.com}} | |
Electronic Gaming Monthly (US) | print, online | 1989– | console gaming | (1989–2009) Came back in 2010 | Ziff Davis; part of 1UP.com Network (1989-2009); EGM Media, LLC (2010-) | linksearch=}} |
Eurogamer | online | 1999– | features, news, reviews | Includes USGamer.net | Eurogamer Network | linksearch=www.eurogamer.net}} |
Game Informer | print, online | 1991– | features, news, reviews | GameStop | linksearch=www.gameinformer.com/}} | |
Gameplanet | online | 2000– | features, news, reviews | linksearch=www.gameplanet.co.nz}} | ||
Game Revolution | online | 1996– | features, news, reviews | Site has been cited by numerous scholarly works. | AtomicOnline | linksearch=www.gamerevolution.com}} |
GamesMaster (UK, PH) | 1993– | features, news, reviews | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | ||
GameSpot | online | 1996– | news, features, reviews | Ensure that the content is staff authored, not user generated. Older reviews and reviews by freelancers may look as though they are by "members" and not "staff" - this is misleading, all their main reviews are by staff, user generated content are marked in the URL as "user-reviews". Their database is shared by GameFAQs which is unreliable. | CBS Corporation > CBS Interactive | linksearch=www.gamespot.com}} |
GamesRadar | online | 2005– | features, news, reviews | As of 2015, this is Future Publishing main web portal, succeeding http://computerandvideogames.com, http://edge-online.com & http://totalxbox.com (See 1) | Future Publishing | linksearch=www.gamesradar.com}} |
GamesTM | 2002– | news, reviews, features | UK print magazine. DE, NL and BE versions available. | Imagine Publishing | linksearch=}} | |
GameZone (US, DE) | online | 1994– | features, news, reviews | Recommended as an objective and reliable gaming site in books, and referenced for several of its articles in various books and scholarly works. (See 1) | linksearch=www.gamezone.com}} | |
Gematsu | online | news | Specializes in Japanese video game news. | Independent | linksearch=http://gematsu.com}} | |
Hardcore Gamer | print, online | 2005– | DoubleJump Publishing | linksearch=www.hardcoregamer.com}} | ||
Hardcore Gaming 101 | online | Video game articles | Head editor is Gamasutra author Kurt Kalata. Content written by him or writers like Retro Gamer's John Szczepaniak are reliable. Scrutiny should be considered with other authors, but all content is edited by Kalata before publishing, and should be considered acceptable. HCG101 has been cited by many other reliable sources. (See 1) | Independent | linksearch=www.hardcoregaming101.net}} | |
IGN | online | 1996– | features, news, reviews | Shared database with GameSpy. Make sure news items are not user-submitted info or blog postings; blog postings from site staff are most likely acceptable. | J2 Global > Ziff Davis | linksearch=www.ign.com}} |
Kotaku | online | 2004– | features, news, reviews, blog | News posts after 2010 are considered reliable. (See 1) Editors are cautioned of blog/geeky posts that have little news or reporting significance. (see 1) | Univision Communications Allure Media (AU) Future Publishing (UK) |
linksearch=kotaku.com}} |
Polygon | online | 2012– | news, features, reviews | Includes The Verge. | Vox Media | linksearch=polygon.com}} |
Siliconera | online | niche-market blog | Specializes in niche-market and Japanese video games. | Curse, Inc. | linksearch=www.siliconera.com}} | |
Shacknews | online | 1996– | features, news, reviews | Full-time staff and editorial processes. about | Gamerhub | linksearch=www.shacknews.com}} |
VentureBeat | online | 2006– | features, news, reviews | Independent | linksearch=www.venturebeat.com}} | |
VG247 | online | 2008– | features, news | Operated by industry veteran Patrick Garett as part of a collaboration with Eurogamer. Won best gaming blog at the Games Media Awards 2009. | Patrick Garett | linksearch=www.vg247.com}} |
VideoGamer.com | online | 2004– | Full-time staff includes industry veterans.[1][2] | Resero Network | linksearch=www.videogamer.com}} | |
Wired | online | 1993– | features, news | Condé Nast Publications | linksearch=www.wired.com}} |
Foreign language[editar]
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Lang | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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4Gamer.net | online | 2000– | JPN | Published by Aetas | linksearch=www.4gamer.net}} | ||
Comptiq / MeadiaMixx Gaming Magazine | print, online | 1983– | JPN | Older issues deal with computers in general as the magazine transitioned to computer/video gaming. As of September 2003 the print magazine is known as MeadiaMixx Gaming Magazine. | Published by Kadokawa Shoten | linksearch=www.comptiq.com}} | |
Dengeki | print, online | 2008– | JPN | Published by ASCII Media Works | linksearch=news.dengeki.com}} | ||
Famitsu | print, online | 1986– | news, reviews, etc. | JPN | Includes several spin-off publications dealing with specific platforms. | Published by Enterbrain | linksearch=www.famitsu.com}} |
Impress Watch | online | JPN | Owned by Impress Group | linksearch=www.watch.impress.co.jp}} | |||
ITmedia | online | JPN | Owned by ITmedia | linksearch=www.itmedia.co.jp}} | |||
[[{{{2}}}]] ([[:Jeuxvideo.com:{{{2}}}|Jeuxvideo.com]]) | online | news, reviews, etc. | FRA | fr | linksearch=www.jeuxvideo.com}} | ||
Media Create | print, online | rankings, analysis, trends, etc. | JPN | When citing their ranking page use Webcitation or another instant archiving resource as their pages change weekly and are not archived. Some of their older English and Japanese pages are archived. |
Media Create Co. | linksearch=www.m-create.com}} | |
Power Unlimited | print, online | 1993– | NLD | Reshift Digital | linksearch=www.pu.nl}} | ||
SKOAR! | print, online | 2003– | HIN | Spinoff from technology magazine, Digit. | Owned by 9.9 Mediaworx | linksearch=skoar.digit.in}} |
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Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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Chart-Track | online | 1996– | Monitors sales of software for the UK, Ireland and Denmark. | Controlled by research institute GfK.[3][4] | linksearch=www.chart-track.co.uk}} | |
Develop (UK) | online | Developer news, opinions, analysis, etc. | To be merged under the MCV banner in early 2018.[5] | NewBay Media | linksearch=http://www.develop-online.net}} | |
ELSPA | online | Sales and ratings organization for Europe. | Includes Famitsu (Japan) sales, ranging from 2005 to 2008.[6] | linksearch=www.elspa.com}} | ||
Gamasutra | online | 1997– | Focus on video game development, for video game developers. | United Business Media; sister publication to Game Developer magazine | linksearch=www.gamasutra.com}} | |
GamesIndustry.biz | online | News, features, market and industry info | Sister site of Eurogamer | Eurogamer Network | linksearch=www.gamesindustry.biz}} | |
Game Studies | online | peer-reviewed, scholarly journal | Has a Board of reviewers from academic institutes, a team of editors, and is listed on the Directory of Open Access Journals. | linksearch=gamestudies.org}} | ||
Market for Home Computing and Video Games (UK) | print, online | 1998– | Industry news, for industry insiders | Better known as MCV. Partnership with Famitsu.[7] | NewBay Media | linksearch=www.mcvuk.com}} |
The MagicBox | online | Translates industry news and sales figures, notably Famitsu and Media Create | Also combines sales figures from sources for yearly figures (nothing we can't do per WP:CALC) WP:RS/N | Independant |
Platform-specific[editar]
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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AMIGA Magazine RACK | print, online | Amiga gaming | Use {{Cite journal}} when citing anything from a magazine page and do not directly link the site with the url parameter.
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Independent | linksearch=amr.abime.net/magazines}} | |
GameStar (DE, HU, CZ, IT, CN) | 1997– | PC gaming | Sister magazine of GamePro | IDG Entertainment | linksearch=}} | |
Killer List of Videogames | online | 1991– | Arcade games | Has been cited and mentioned in several publications: magazines, websites, and books | International Arcade Museum | linksearch=www.klov.com}} |
NF Magazine | online | 2013– | Nintendo news, features, reviews | NF Publishing, LLC | linksearch=nintendoforcemagazine.com}} | |
Nintendo Life | online | 2006– | Nintendo | Factual information (especially release dates); for editorial content, author reliability is needed. Director Damien McFerran has also written for Eurogamer, Retro Gamer, Games TM and others. | Nlife Ltd. | linksearch=nintendolife.com}} |
Nintendo World Report | online | Nintendo news, features, reviews | Formerly known as Planet GameCube | Independent | linksearch=nintendoworldreport.com}} | |
Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine | 1997–2007 | PlayStation | Ziff Davis Media | linksearch=}} | ||
Official Xbox Magazine (US, UK) | 2001– | Xbox | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | ||
PC Gamer (UK, US) | 1993– | PC gaming | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | ||
PCGamesN | online | 2012– | PC gaming | Network N | linksearch=}} | |
PC PowerPlay (AU) | 1996– | PC gaming | Next Media Pty Ltd | linksearch=}} | ||
PlayStation Official Magazine – UK | 2006– | PlayStation | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | ||
Rock, Paper, Shotgun | online | 2007– | PC gaming | Blog-style website founded by four experienced UK games journalists: Jim Rossignol, Kieron Gillen, John Walker and Alec Meer | Eurogamer Network | linksearch=www.rockpapershotgun.com}} |
Sega Saturn Magazine | 1994–1998 | Sega Saturn | Successor to Sega Magazine, 1 | EMAP | linksearch=}} | |
Slide to Play | online | iOS gaming site | Targets iOS games. | Independent | ||
Touch Arcade | online | 2008- | mobile game news | linksearch=www.toucharcade.com}} |
Genre-specific[editar]
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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Adventure Gamers | online | 1998– | Adventure games | Independent | linksearch=www.adventuregamers.com}} | |
Just Adventure | online | 1997– | Adventure games (mostly) | The site and its staff have been cited in numerous publications and have been the subject of multiple interviews by online gaming news sites with several of its members receiving prestigious awards for their work. (See 1) | Independent | linksearch=www.justadventure.com}} |
RPGamer | online | 1995– | Role-playing games | Part of the CraveOnline Gaming Channel | linksearch=www.rpgamer.com}} | |
Wargamer.com | online | 1995– | Wargames (strategy and tactics) | Fairly rigorous editorial process,[8] staffed by experts on war-related and editorial fields,[9][10] and received several accolades from established sites.[11][12] | Independent | linksearch=www.wargamer.com}} |
General computing[editar]
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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CNET | online | 1994– | features, news, reviews | CBS Corporation/CBS Interactive | linksearch=www.cnet.com}} | |
Mac|Life / MacAddict (US) | 1996– | Macintosh | Formerly a part of CD-ROM Today, along with boot (now Maximum PC). | Future US | linksearch=}} | |
Macworld (US, CA, AU) | 1984–2014 | Macintosh | International Data Group; formerly in partnership with Ziff-Davis | linksearch=}} | ||
Maximum PC / boot (US) | 1996– | Windows | Formerly a part of CD-ROM Today, along with MacAddict (now Mac|Life). | Future US | linksearch=}} | |
PC Format (UK) | 1991– | Windows | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | ||
RedBull Games | online | Multi-platform | RedBull | linksearch=}} | ||
TechRadar | online | Multi-platform | Future plc |
Aggregate sites[editar]
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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GameRankings | online | 1999– | Aggregate review scores | Only counts sites which produce a stipulated minimum volume of output.[13] Do not use their release dates as they take them from GameFAQs. | CBS Corporation > CBS Interactive | linksearch=www.gamerankings.com}} |
Metacritic | online | 1999– | Aggregate review scores | Lowers scores of sites it deems "unreliable".[14] | CBS Corporation > CBS Interactive | linksearch=www.metacritic.com}} |
Primary/affiliate sources[editar]
Sources are often direct from gaming companies or have close ties to them. Generally very reliable for the facts but should be avoided for opinions.
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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Major Nelson's Blog | online | Updates on Xbox Live content and performance, blog | News, announcements, Xbox centric videos and podcast. | Self-published by Larry Hryb in a semi-professional manner. | linksearch=www.majornelson.com}} | |
PlayStation Blog | online (US/EU) | 2007– | PlayStation, blog | Newsblog, with posts mostly from 3rd-party dev studios including announcements, interviews and previews alongside 1st-party SIE Worldwide Studios devs. | Sony Interactive Entertainment | linksearch=blog.us.playstation.com}} |
Defunct[editar]
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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1UP.com | online | 2003–2013 | features, news, reviews | Formerly EGM online site, merged with UGO in 2009.[15] | UGO Networks | linksearch=www.1up.com}} |
Absolute Games (RU) | online | RU | linksearch=www.ag.ru}} | |||
AllGame | online | 1998–2014 | credits, summaries, synopses | An extension of AllMusic by the same company for video games. Provides IMDb-like details for game credits and useful as a source for those within articles. | All Media Network (formerly Macrovision) | linksearch=www.allgame.com}} |
Andriasang | online | 2008–2012 | features, news | Focused on the Japanese video games industry, contains weekly updates from Famitsu, Dengeki, Jump and other Japanese Magazines. | Independent | linksearch=www.andriasang.com}} |
CVG Presents / Computer and Video Games (UK) | 1981–2004 / 2008–2009 | Multi-platform | The print version of this magazine was suspended for a while and reappeared in a bi-monthly form (CVG Presents) focusing each issue on the life history of a single games franchise. Ceased publication sometime during 2009. Website is a separate entity and unaffected by changes. CVG (1981–2004), CVG Presents (2008–2009) |
EMAP, Dennis Publishing, Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | |
ComputerAndVideoGames.com (UK) | online | 1999–2015 | Multi-platform | Website version of Computer and Video Games that lasted for several years after the magazine. | EMAP, Dennis Publishing, Future Publishing | linksearch=www.computerandvideogames.com}} |
Computer Games Magazine / Computer Games Strategy Plus / Strategy Plus (US) | 1988–2007 | Multi-platform | Currently in hiatus. May make a reappearance at some time in the future. | Theglobe.com | linksearch=}} | |
Computer Gaming World / Games for Windows (US, CA) | 1981–2006 / 2006–2008 | PC games, later Windows games | Ziff-Davis, later in partnership with Microsoft. Staff integrated into 1UP.com. | linksearch=}} | ||
EGM2 / Expert Gamer / GameNOW (US) | 1994–1998 / 1998–2001 / 2001–2004 | Tips, tricks & guides. | Affiliated with Electronic Gaming Monthly. | Sendai Publishing, Ziff-Davis | linksearch=}} | |
FiringSquad | online | 1998–2013 | Started by Dennis Fong aka "Thresh". The site's various articles has been cited in many publications and scholarly works. Passed FAC for Giants: Citizen Kabuto, Midtown Madness. | FS Media Inc. | linksearch=www.firingsquad.com}} | |
GameDaily | online | 1995–2011 | features, news, reviews | AOL | linksearch=www.gamedaily.com}} | |
GameFan / Diehard GameFan Magazine (US, CA) | 1992–2000 | Imports and anime. | DieHard Gamers Club, Metropolis Media, Shinno Media | linksearch=}} | ||
GamePro (US) | print, online | 1989–2011 | console gaming | Sister magazine to GameStar. | IDG Entertainment | linksearch=www.gamepro.com}} |
GameTrailers | online | 2002–2016 | hosting, reviews, video news | Make sure that you are not sourcing fanmade material. Previously owned by Viacom. Content is now hosted on an official "GameTrailers" Youtube channel. | Defy Media, archives hosted by IGN from May 2016 onward. | linksearch=www.gametrailers.com}} |
GamerBytes | online | 2006–2011 | Gaming commentary for online marketplace games | Covers online marketplace games such as WiiWare, Xbox Live Arcade, and PlayStation Network. Merged into Gamasutra. (See 1) | Gamasutra | linksearch=www.gamerbytes.com}} |
GameSetWatch | set watch.com/ online | ?–2011 | Gaming commentary | Material is generally stuff that has already been published at Gamasutra but will often contain features that are published on its site before it reaches Gamasutra. (See 1) | Sister site of Gamasutra, Think Services | linksearch=www.game set watch.com}} |
GameSpy | online | 1996–2013 | features, news, reviews | Shared database with IGN. | IGN | linksearch=www.gamespy.com}} |
Good Game | online | 2006–2016 | Australian TV show which reviews video games, and has informative out-of-universe retrospective segments. Website comprehensive | Australian Broadcasting Corporation | linksearch=www.abc.net.au/tv/goodgame}} | |
HookShot Inc. | online | ?–2013 | Downloadable games under $15 | Independent | linksearch=}} | |
IndustryGamers | online | 2010–2012 | features, news, reviews | Acquired by Gamesindustry.biz | Independently owned | linksearch=www.industrygamers.com}} |
Inside Mac Games | online | 1993– | macintosh gaming site | Now a forum site | Independent | linksearch=www.insidemacgames.com}} |
Joystiq | online | 2004–2015 | multi-author blog | AOL property with salaried staff. GameDaily was merged with Joystiq following the former's closure. Closed in 2015, a cut down version was merged into Engadget. | AOL > Weblogs, Inc. | linksearch=www.joystiq.com}} |
Kill Screen | print, online | 2009–2017 | features, news, reviews | Scores from reviews not recommended to use. | Independent | linksearch=http://killscreendaily.com/}} |
MMO Games Magazine / Massive Magazine (US) | 2006–2007 | MMO gaming | Sister publication to Computer Games Magazine. | Theglobe.com | linksearch=}} | |
Music4Games | online | 1999–2009 | Focus on video game music, music industry, etc. | Established editorial policies, major supporter/media partner of GDC and trade shows. | Independent | linksearch=www.music4games.net}} |
Next Generation Magazine (UK) | 1995–2002 | Games, games industry. | Affiliated with Edge. | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | |
NGC Magazine / N64 Magazine (UK) | 1997–2001 / 2001–2006 | Nintendo 64, GameCube | Successor to Super Play. | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | |
NGamer / Nintendo Gamer (UK) | 2006–2012 | Nintendo | Successor to NGC Magazine. Formally known as NGamer. | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | |
Nintendo Power (US) | 1988–2012 | Nintendo | Published by Nintendo before 2007. | Future US | linksearch=}} | |
Official Dreamcast Magazine (UK) | 1999–2001 | Sega Dreamcast | Dennis Publishing | linksearch=}} | ||
Official Dreamcast Magazine (US) | 1999–2001 | Sega Dreamcast | Imagine Media | linksearch=}} | ||
PALGN | online | 2003–2014 | news and reviews | Independent | linksearch=http://palgn.com.au/}} | |
PC Zone (UK) | 1993–2010 | PC gaming | Charlie Brooker and Stuart Campbell have previously written for the magazine. Originally published by Dennis Publishing. | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | |
Penny Arcade Report | online | 2012–2013 | news, features, reviews | Full-time staff and editorial processes. about | Penny Arcade | linksearch=www.penny-arcade.com/report}} |
Play (US magazine) | print, online | 2001–2010 | Multi-format games magazine founded and edited by Dave Halverson, formerly of GameFan. Not to be confused with Play (UK magazine), a PlayStation magazine. | Fusion Publishing | linksearch=www.playmagazine.com}} | |
Pocket Gamer (US, CA) | 2000–? | Handheld games | Imagine Media | linksearch=}} | ||
RPG Vault | online | 1996–2009 | Role-playing games | J2 Global > Ziff Davis | linksearch=http://rpgvaultarchive.ign.com}} | |
Sports Gaming Network | online | ?–2006 | Sports games. | The site has been cited in several publications and scholarly works. (See 1) | linksearch=www.sgn.cc}} | |
Strategy Gaming Online | online | ?–2011 | Strategy games | Defunct | UGO Network | linksearch=www.strategy-gaming.com}} |
Stratos Group | online | ?–2017 | Acknowledged industry experts. (See 1) | Independent | linksearch=www.stratosgroup.com}} | |
Technology Tell | online | features, news, reviews | Formerly Gamer Tell. Hasn't updated since 2016. | NAPCO Media | linksearch=www.technologytell.com}} Gamer Tell|linksearch=www.gamertell.com}} | |
UGO Networks | online | 1997–2013 | features, news | Operate a host of related networked gaming sites. | Hearst Corporation | linksearch=www.ugo.com}} |
Voodoo Extreme | online | ?–2003 | J2 Global > Ziff Davis | linksearch=ve3d.ign.com}} | ||
WorldsInMotion | online (archived) | 2007–2012 | Merged with Gamasutra as of 2012. | linksearch=}} | ||
X-Play (US) | television, online | 1998–2013 | features, news, reviews | G4 | linksearch=www.x-play.com}} | |
Amiga Power (UK) | 1991–1996 | Amiga | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | ||
Amstrad Action (UK) | 1985–1995 | Amstrad CPC | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | ||
CRASH (UK) | 1984–1992 | ZX Spectrum | Newsfield Publications Ltd | linksearch=}} | ||
Dragon (US) | 1976–1997 | ZX Spectrum | (See 1) | TSR / WotC / Paizo | linksearch=}} | |
Game Developer (US) | 1994–2013 | Focus on video game development | CMP Media | linksearch=}} | ||
Mean Machines (UK) | 1990–1992 | Multi-platform | Offshoot of Computer and Video Games | EMAP | linksearch=}} | |
MEGA (UK) | 1992–1995 | Sega Mega Drive | Future Publishing, Maverick Magazines | linksearch=}} | ||
Official Nintendo Magazine (UK) | print, limited online | 2006–2014 | Nintendo | EMAP, Future Publishing | linksearch=www.officialnintendomagazine.co.uk}} | |
de (DE) | 1991–1995 | Multi-platform | linksearch=}} | |||
Sinclair User (UK) | 1982–1993 | ZX Spectrum | EMAP | linksearch=}} | ||
Super Play (UK) | 1992–1996 | Super Nintendo | Future Publishing | linksearch=}} | ||
TeamXbox | online (archived) | 2000–2012 | Xbox, Xbox 360 | J2 Global > Ziff Davis | linksearch=www.teamxbox.com}} | |
Your Sinclair (UK) | 1984–1993 | ZX Spectrum | Dennis Publishing, Future Publishing | linksearch=}} |
Situational sources[editar]
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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Destructoid | online | 2006– | Multi-author blog site, "community blogging" | Like other blog sites, some content may be reliable, but only if the author can be established as such. Community user-blogs fail WP:USERG. | Enthusiast Gaming | linksearch=www.destructoid.com}} |
Easy Allies | online | 2016– | Features, news, reviews | Formed by the previous crew of Game Trailers, useful for opinions | Independent | linksearch=www.easyallies.com}} |
The Escapist | online | 2005– | Features, news, reviews | Aside from Zero Punctuation, almost all content is unpaid volunteer written. Content before 2017 is staff written and generally still useful. | Defy Media | linksearch=www.escapistmagazine.com}} |
Forbes | online, print | 1917– | News magazine, "contributor" content | Forbes publishes content from salaried Forbes staff, and a vetted community of non-salaried Forbes contributors (indicated by "Contributor" in the author's by-line). Articles written by Forbes staff are reliable. Articles written by Forbes contributors do not have the same editorial oversight and may not be reliable. Editors are encouraged to find alternatives to contributor pieces. | Forbes | linksearch=www.forbes.com}} |
Giant Bomb | online | 2008– | news, features, reviews, wiki | Reliable for reviews and news content submitted in the site's blog by the site's own editorial staff. Do not use the user contributed content from the site's article/database section for citations. | CBS Corporation > CBS Interactive | linksearch=www.giantbomb.com}} |
The Jimquisition | online | blog | Use should be restricted to opinions only. Editorial policy/team not present. One man operation by Jim Sterling. This site cannot be used to demonstrate notability. | Independent | linksearch=thejimquisition.com}} | |
Major League Gaming (MLG) | online | 2002– | Primary site for Major League Gaming, an eSports organizer | As a primary source this can be used to verify contest results and other information directly related to MLG, but cannot be used to establish notability. | Competition web site | linksearch=www.majorleaguegaming.com}} |
The Mary Sue | online | news, features, reviews | Blog and original reporting focusing on women in "geek culture". Original reporting is reliable and original blogging may be appropriate for editorial/opinions, but reblogged content is not. (See discussion.) | Abrams Media | linksearch=www.themarysue.com}} | |
Sega-16 | online | 2003– | Sega "historical research center" | Articles by Ken Horowitz and developer interviews are considered reliable. The rest of the content is volunteer-contributed and should be avoided. | Independent | linksearch=www.sega-16.com}} |
Steam Spy | online | 2015– | video game sales estimates (Steam only) | Uses published stats and game ownership information to make educated guesses as to sales numbers on Steam. Should never be used directly to support sales numbers, but may be used if sales estimated by Steam Spy are noted by a third-party. Should never be used if there have been actual sales numbers published by another source (publisher directly, NPD Group, etc.) at some point. Prose analysis of overall purchasing trends in the market based on estimated sales may be usable on case-by-case. | Sergey Galyonkin | linksearch=www.steamspy.com}} |
Video Game Music Online | online | 2014– | Video game music news, composer interviews, game music soundtrack and concert reviews | All content by the site staff (except for composer biographies) is considered reliable. Previously operated as Square Enix Music (2007–2014). | Independent | linksearch=www.vgmonline.net}} |
Twin Galaxies | online | 1981– | news | TG is one of the first authorities on video game record-setting (mainly score attack), having endured a hiatus and change of ownership with a new site. For modern records and for speed runs, consider Speed Demos Archive and Guinness. | Independent | linksearch=www.twingalaxies.com}} |
Xbox.com | online | Xbox official site | May not be appropriate for reviews, since it's owned by a game publisher. | Microsoft | linksearch=www.xbox.com}} | |
XBLA Fans | online | News blog, reviews, interviews | Authors listed in the collaboration with Gamesauce (print magazine)[16] may be used. Other authors must be proven reliable on a per-case basis. | Gorilla Networks LLC | linksearch=www.xblafans.com}} |
Defunct[editar]
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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About.com | online | 1997–2017 | encyclopedia | The website became Dotdash. When using archived versions of about.com: This site should generally be used for its sources rather than for its content. Use of this site's content is restricted to signed post-2005 content depending on the reliability of the individual author, and specifically barring its use for fringe theories and BLPs. Articles sourced to Wikipedia are also to be excluded. | IAC | linksearch=www.about.com}} |
Yahoo! Voices / Associated Content | online (blacklisted) | 2005–2014 | While content by reliable authors could be published there, it is highly unlikely. (See 1) | linksearch=www.voices.yahoo.com}} Associated Content|linksearch=}} | ||
Bitmob | online | Multi-author blog | Content from the site's staff are approved sources given their collective industry experience. Articles where the author is listed as "Community Writer" are not to be used. | Bitmob Media | linksearch=www.bitmob.com}} | |
Crispy Gamer | online | 2008–2010 | Multi-author blog | Authorship was composed of several independent games journalist, some with a strong history in gaming journalism, working together as a "Game Trust". Reliability should be based on author. (defunct) | Independent | linksearch=www.cripsygamer.com}} |
Deaf Gamers | online | Video game reviews for the hearing imparied | Reliable with regard to accessibility issues related to video games. | Independent | linksearch=www.deafgamers.com}} | |
Jay Is Games | online | 2003–2016 | blog | Use of this site should be restricted to casual games and only if the review is written by Jay Bibby. This site cannot be used to demonstrate notability. | Independent | linksearch=www.jayisgames.com}} |
MTV Multiplayer | online | news, features, reviews | Blog-style game reporting from MTV editors. May need to demonstrate reliability of individual authors. | MTV Networks | linksearch=multiplayerblog.mtv.com}} | |
Offworld | online | –2016 | Blog | Original incarnation (2008-2009) primarily by Brandon Boyer. Relaunched in 2015 by Leigh Alexander (Gamasutra, Kotaku) and Laura Hudson (Wired). |
Boing Boing, Happy Mutants LLC | linksearch=www.offworld.com}} |
WomenGamers.com | online | A blog; use of this site should be carefully considered. Often, it is best to demonstrate the reliability of the individual authors sourced. | linksearch=www.womengamers.com}} |
Unreliable sources[editar]
Sources in the following list should be not be used and replaced if possible; however, these sources may be useful in finding reference to other, more useful and reliable sources.
Name | Media | Dates | Type | Notes and limitations | Owner | Quick links |
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EventHubs | online | Hobbyist site for fighting games | Has no editorial policies or ethics page, accepts user generated submissions, no credentials for writers | Independent | linksearch=http://www.eventhubs.com/}} | |
Everything2 | online | 1998– | User-contributed encyclopedia | Relies on user-submitted content. | Blockstackers Intergalactic | linksearch=everything2.com}} |
Game Boyz | online | Defunct. | Reviews | Has no editorial policies | Independent | linksearch=www.game-boyz.com}} |
Game Interface | online | Defunct. | Reviews | Has no editorial policies | Independent | linksearch=www.gameinterface.net}} |
GameClassification.com | online | Game synopses | Relies on user-submitted content. | Independent | linksearch=www.gameclassification.com}} | |
GameFAQs | online | 1995– | Walkthroughs, cheats and release dates | Relies on user-submitted content with no apparent editorial oversight. | CBS Interactive | linksearch=www.gamefaqs.com}} |
Gaming on Linux | online | Hobbyist site | Has no editorial policies | Independent | linksearch=gamingonlinux.com}} | |
online | 1998– | Search engine | Search engines are not considered reliable sources. | Alphabet Inc. | linksearch=www.google.com}} | |
GosuGamers | online | News | No editorial oversight. | Indepenedent | linksearch=www.gosugamers.net}} | |
Mana Pool | online | 2010– | Reviews | Has no editorial policies | Independent | linksearch=www.manapool.co.uk}} |
MobyGames | online | 1999– | Game synopses, credits and aggregate review scores | Relies on user-submitted content. While it demands reliable sources for all contributions and all contributed information undergoes scrutiny by experienced users before publication, its info has been shown to be often erroneous and the sources provided by contributors are not publicly displayed. | Blue Flame Labs | linksearch=www.mobygames.com}} |
Mod DB | online | 2002– | Mod hosting, news and reviews | Has no editorial policies, so can only be used as a primary source for factual information about mods—by mod developers—where the same information cannot otherwise be retrieved from game documentation, developer websites, etc. | DesuraNet | linksearch=www.moddb.com}} |
N4G | online | News and reviews | Relies on user-submitted content. | Havamedia | linksearch=www.n4g.com}} | |
N-Sider | online | 1999– | News, reviews and features | Demoted for inaccurate articles and deliberate misinformation to pass off speculation as fact (See 1). Also applies to IGN content contributed to by N-Sider ([17][18][19][20][21][22][23]). | Independent | linksearch=www.n-sider.com}} |
ScrewAttack | online | 2006– | Production studio | Essentially a YouTube gaming channel mostly known for Death Battle and Top 10 lists. | Independent > Fullscreen | linksearch=www.screwattack.com}} |
TopTenReviews | online | Aggregate review scores | Writes reviews to boost game sales. | TechMediaNetwork | linksearch=games.toptenreviews.com}} | |
VGChartz | online | 2005– | Sales figures (US, Japan and Europe) | While referenced in reliable sources, the site estimates and adjusts numbers without source referral (method analysis). Replace with NPD Group or Enterbrain numbers for US and Japan, respectively. Relevant discussions 1, 2, and 3. | Independent | linksearch=www.vgchartz.com}} |
VGReleases.com | online | News and release dates | Relies on user-submitted content. | Havamedia | linksearch=www.vgreleases.com}} | |
WatchMojo.com | online | 2005– | "Top Ten" lists, infotainment | Fails WP:NPOV and WP:USERG; WatchMojo is not known for fact checking and gets ideas for videos from forum surveys. | Ashkan Karbasfrooshan | linksearch=www.watchmojo.com}} |
Wikia | online | 2004– | User-contributed encyclopedia | Wikia is expressly prohibited as a self-published source, as it is not known for fact checking or accuracy, and its content can wildly change at any time. | Independent | linksearch=www.wikia.com}} |
Wikipedia | online | 2001– | User-contributed encyclopedia | Wikipedia is expressly prohibited as a self-published source, as it is not known for fact checking or accuracy, and its content can wildly change at any time. | Wikimedia Foundation | linksearch=www.wikipedia.org}} |
Other various Wikis | online | User-contributed | Wiki websites such as StrategyWiki and Bulbapedia can be openly edited by anyone, and they do not have sufficient fact checking or editorial oversight in place. Some wikis can wildly change at any time. | |||
YouTube | online | 2005– | User-contributed | Many videos will fail WP:USERG or WP:COPYVIO. However, official accounts secured by reliable source websites (such as IGN) or specific developers/publishers are still usable. See also WP:YOUTUBE. | linksearch=www.youtube.com}} |
Checklist[editar]
This is a checklist/index of past discussions. Sources with green checkmarks are currently considered to meet reliability requirements; sources with red Xs are currently considered unreliable; sources with orange exclamation marks are currently "situational" and may not be used in every circumstance (see the individual notes, above). Other sources have not been discussed at sufficient length to achieve consensus. Remember that consensus can change, so sites listed here may be upgraded or downgraded based on further discussion.
If you know of a source that is not listed and you cannot find any previous discussion regarding a source's reliability, please start a discussion on the Talk page.
- 148Apps
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1, 2, 3 - 1UP.com
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - 3D Juegos (Spain) 1, 2
- 576 Konzol (Hungary) 1, 2
- Abandonia Reloaded
{{N&}}
1, 2 - About.com
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 - Absolute Games (AG.ru) (Russia)
{{Y&}}
1 - AceGamez
{{N&}}
1, 2 - ActionTrip
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Adrenaline Vault, The (AVault)
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - Adrenaline Zone (PCM&E)
{{N&}}
1 - Adventure Classic Gaming 1
- Adventure Gamers
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - All Game Guide (allgame)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - All In
{{N&}}
1 - AllRPG
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Altered Gamer
{{N&}}
1 - AMIGA Magazine RACK
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - Amiga Power
{{Y&}}
1 - Amstrad Action
{{Y&}}
1 - Andriasang
{{Y&}}
1 - Android Headlines
{{N&}}
1 - Android Police
{{N&}}
1 - Angry Video Game Nerd (AVGN, cinemassacre.com)
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - Animetric 1, 2
- AntKids.com
{{N&}}
1 - App Spy (AppSpy.com) 1, 2
- Arcade History (arcade-history.com)
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Armchair Empire, The
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Armed Gamer
{{N&}}
1 - Ars Technica
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Associated Content/Yahoo! Voices
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - AtariAge.com (website) 1, 2
- Atari Gaming Headquarters (Atari HQ)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Atari User 1, 2
- AudioGames.net 1
- AV Club, The
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - BBGSite.com
{{N&}}
1 - Big Download 1
- Bitmob
{{E&}}
1 - Bit-Tech
{{Y&}}
1 - Brash Games
{{N&}}
1 - Blistered Thumbs
{{N&}}
1 - Blue's News
{{Y&}}
1 - browser1.de
{{N&}}
1 - CD-Action (Poland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - CG Magazine
{{N&}}
1 - Chart-Track
{{Y&}}
1 - Cheat Code Central
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Cinema Blend (CinemaBlend)
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - Cincinnati Enquirer 1, 2
- CinnamonPirate.com 1
- Click!
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - CNET
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - Collective, The (BBC) 1
- Coming Soon (Magazine) 1, 2
- Commodore User 1
- Complex
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - Comptiq (Japan)
{{Y&}}
1 - Computer and Video Games (CVG)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Computer Games (Magazine) (Romania, USA)
{{Y&}}
1 - Computer Gaming World (CGW)
{{Y&}}
1 - Console Obsession
{{N&}}
1 - contactmusic.com 1
- CPU Gamer (2404.org PC Gaming)
{{N&}}
1 - Crash!
{{Y&}}
1 - Crispy Gamer
{{E&}}
1 - Cubed3
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - CVGames
{{N&}}
1 - Da Gameboyz 1
- DarkZero
{{N&}}
1 - Deaf Gamers
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3 - Deeko 1
- Defunct Games
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - Dengeki.com (Japan)
{{Y&}}
1 - Destructoid
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Detroit Free Press (Freep) 1
- Develop
{{Y&}}
1 - DevMaster.net
{{N&}}
1 - Digital Press - Classic Video Games 1
- Digital Something
{{N&}}
1 - Digital Spy
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - Digital Trends - 1
- Dorkly
{{N&}}
1 - Dragon
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - DreamStation.cc 1
- Droid Gamers
{{N&}}
1 - Dsogaming.com
{{N&}}
1 - DualShockers.com
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - E-Sports Earnings
{{N&}}
1 - Easy Allies
{{E&}}
1 - Edge
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - Electric Playground
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - ElectronicTheatere 1
- Eludamos 1, 2
- Engadget
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA)
{{Y&}}
1 - Entertainment Weekly
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - ESC Magazine 1, 2
- Escapist, The
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - Esports Earnings
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Esports Heaven
{{N&}}
1 - Esports Observer
{{N&}}
1 - ESRB 1, 2
- Eurogamer (Germany, UK)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - EventHubs
{{N&}}
1 - Everything2.com
{{N&}}
1 - Examiner.com
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - Expert Gamer
{{Y&}}
1 - Extra Credits 1
- Famitsu (Japan)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - FHM (Magazine) 1, 2
- FileFactory Games / Gameworld Network 1, 2, 3, 4
- FiringSquad
{{Y&}}
1 - FOK!games (Netherlands) 1
- Fragland.net 1
- G4mers 1
- G4 TV: The Electric Playground 1
- G4 TV: X-Play
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - galaxy-news.net
{{N&}}
1 - Gamasutra
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - Gambler (Poland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - GameAlmighty.com 1
- Game Arena 1
- GameBanshee 1, 2
- GameBreaker
{{N&}}
1 - GameCenter 1
- Game Chronicles
{{N&}}
1 - Game Classification
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Gamecorner.pl
{{N&}}
1 - GameDaily
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - Game Developer
{{Y&}}
1 - GameDevResearch
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Game.EXE (Russia)
{{Y&}}
1 - GameFan (Magazine) (Die Hard GameFAN)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - GameFAQs
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - GameGirl.com 1
- GameHall 1, 2
- Game industry News (GiN) 1
- Game Informer (Magazine)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - GameNOW
{{Y&}}
1 - Gameological Society, The
{{Y&}}
1 - Gameplanet
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - GamePlasma
{{N&}}
1 - Gameplay (Russia, Poland)
{{N&}}
1 - Gameplay Monthly 1
- GamePolitics.com 1, 2, 3
- Game Power 1
- GamePro (Australia, Germany, USA)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - GameProFamily.com 1
- Game Over Online 1
- Gamer
{{Y&}}
(Netherlands) 1, 2, 3, 4 - GameRankings
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - Game Rant (Gamerant)
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - Gameranx
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Gamerbytes
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - GamerDad 1
- Gamereactor 1
- Game Reactor (Denmark, Finland, Sweden) 1
- Game Revolution
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - GamerHelp.com 1
- Gamernode 1
- Gamers' Temple 1
- GamersHell
{{N&}}
1 - GamersInfo 1, 2
- GamersReports 1
- Gamers' Temple, The 1
- Gamertell
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Gamervision
{{N&}}
1 - Games.net 1
- Games32 1
- GamesAreFun.com (GAF) 1
- Games Asylum
{{N&}}
1, 2 - GameSetWatch
{{Y&}}
1 - GamesFirst!
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Games for Windows (GFW)
{{Y&}}
1 - GameShark 1, 2
- GamesIndustry.biz
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - GameSkinny
{{N&}}
1 - GameSlant 1
- GamesMaster
{{Y&}}
1 - GameSnob 1
- GameSpot (Belgium, China, Netherlands, UK, USA)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 - GameSpy
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - Games Radar
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - GameStar (Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, USA)
{{Y&}}
1 - GameStats
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - GamesTM (Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, UK, USA)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Game Studies
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Gamestyle (Germany, USA) 1, 2
- GameTab
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - Game Tap 1, 2
- GameTrailers
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Game Tunnel 1, 2
- Game World Navigator (Навигатор игрового мира, Russia) 1
- GameZebo
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Game Zero
{{N&}}
1 - Gamezilla
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - GameZone (Germany, USA)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - Gaminator (Poland)
{{N&}}
1 - Gaming Age
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3 - Gaming Nexus
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Gaming on Linux
{{N&}}
1 - Gaming Target
{{N&}}
1 - GamingUnion.net 1, 2
- GamingXP 1
- Gamnesia
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Gaygamer.net
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - Gematsu
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - Gery Gry
{{N&}}
1 - Giant Bomb
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - Gildia Gier Komputerowych (Poland)
{{N&}}
1 - God Is a Geek
{{N&}}
1 - GoNintendo
{{N&}}
1 - Good Game
{{Y&}}
1 - Google
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - GotGame 1
- Great Games Experiment 1, 2
- Green Pixels 1, 2
- Gry Mocny (Poland)
{{N&}}
1 - Gry Onet (Poland)
{{N&}}
1 - Gry OnLine (Poland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Gry PC (Poland)
{{N&}}
1 - Happy Puppy 1
- Hardcore Gamer (Magazine)
{{Y&}}
1 - Hardcore Gaming 101
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - HarryBalls.com 1
- HLTV
{{N&}}
1 - Home of the Underdogs
{{N&}}
1, 2 - HonestGamers
{{E&}}
1 - HookShot Inc.
{{Y&}}
1 - Hyperactive 1
- IGN (Australia, UK, USA)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 - Igromania (Игромания, Russia)
{{Y&}}
1 - Imperium Gier (Poland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Impress Watch (Japan)
{{Y&}}
1 - IndieGames.com
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Indie Game Magazine 1
- IndustryGamers
{{Y&}}
1 - Insert Credit 1, 2, 3, 4
- Inside Gaming Daily 1
- Inside Gaming Source, The (TIGSource) 1
- Inside Mac Games (IMG)
{{Y&}}
1 - Internet Games Archive
{{N&}}
1 - Internet Movie Database (IMDB)
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 - ITmedia (Japan)
{{Y&}}
1 - JayIsGames
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - Jeuxvideo.com (France)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Jimquistion, The
{{E&}}
1 - JoyStik 1, 2
- Joystiq
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - Just Adventure
{{Y&}}
1 - Just RPG
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - Kikizo Games 1
- Kill Screen
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Killer List of Video Games (KLOV)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - Kombo.com 1, 2
- Komputer Świat GRY (Poland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Kotaku
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - Lazygamer
{{N&}}
1 - Legends of Localization
{{Y&}}
1 - Let's Play Video Games 1
- LGBTQ Video Game Archive 1
- LoL Esports
{{N&}}
1 - Lost Garden
{{Y&}}
1 - LudoScience 1, 2
- MacAddict
{{Y&}}
1 - MacLife
{{Y&}}
1 - Macworld
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Magic Box, The
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Major League Gaming (MLGPro)
{{E&}}
1, 2 - Major Nelson's Blog
{{E&}}
1 - MAN!AC 1
- Mania/AnimeOnDVD.com 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
- Market for Home Computing and Video Games (MCV)
{{Y&}}
1 - Mary Sue, The
{{E&}}
1, 2 - Massively
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - Massive (Magazine)
{{Y&}}
1 - Matt Chat Blog, The 1
- Maxim
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - Maximum PC
{{Y&}}
1 - Mean Machines
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - Media Cows, The
{{N&}}
1 - Media Create (Japan)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - MEGA
{{Y&}}
1 - Megami (Magazine) (Japan)
{{Y&}}
1 - Melee It on Me
{{N&}}
1 - Meristation (Spain) 1, 2, 3, 4
- Metacritic
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - Miasto Gier
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Millenium Portail 1
- MMOABC 1
- MMO Games (Magazine)
{{Y&}}
1 - MMOGChart.com
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - MMO Hub
{{N&}}
1, 2 - MMOHut
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - MMORPG.com
{{N&}}
1 - MMOs.com
{{N&}}
1 - MMOsite.com
{{N&}}
1, 2 - MobyGames
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - Mod DB
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - MTV Multiplayer
{{E&}}
1, 2 - Multi-Player Online Gaming Directory (MPOGD.com)
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - Multiplayer.it 1, 2
- Music4Games
{{Y&}}
1 - My Nintendo News
{{N&}}
1 - N4G
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - N64 Magazine
{{Y&}}
1 - NeoGAF
{{N&}}
1 - Neoseeker 1, 2
- Netjak
{{N&}}
1, 2 - New York Times, The
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 - neXGam (Germany) 1
- Next Generation (Magazine)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - NF Magazine (Nintendo Force)
{{Y&}}
1 - NGamer
{{Y&}}
1 - NGC (Magazine)
{{Y&}}
1 - Niche Gamer
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Nightmare Mode 1
- NinDB
{{N&}}
1 - Nintendojo 1, 2
- Nintendo Enthusiast
{{N&}}
1 - Nintendo Life
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Nintendo Magazine System (Australia, UK) 1, 2
- Nintendo Power (Magazine)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 - Nintendo Prime
{{N&}}
1 - Nintendo World Report
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - N-Sider
{{N&}}
1, 2 - NTSC-uk/Bordersdown
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - NZGamer 1
- Official Dreamcast Magazine (UK, USA)
{{Y&}}
1 - Official Nintendo Magazine/Nintendo Official Magazine (NOM) (UK, USA, Australia)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Official PlayStation Magazine (OPM)/Playstation Magazine (PSM)/PlayStation: The Official Magazine (PTOM) (Norway, UK, USA)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - Official PlayStation 2 Magazine (Australia, Poland, UK)
{{Y&}}
1 - Official Xbox Magazine (UK, USA)
{{Y&}}
1 - Official Xbox 360 Magazine/Xbox 360 - Das offiziele Xbox-Magazin (Germany)
- Offworld
{{E&}}
1 - OMGN.com 1, 2
- OnRPG
{{N&}}
1 - OpenCritic 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- Original Sound Version
{{Y&}}
1 - OuyaCentral.TV
{{N&}}
1 - PAL Gaming Network (PALGN)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - PC Accelerator 1
- PC Arena - Game Arena 1
- PC Format (UK)
{{Y&}}
1 - PC Gameplay (DE)
{{Y&}}
1 - PC Gamer (Brazil, Netherlands, Sweden, UK, USA)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - PC Games (Germany, USA) 1
- PCGamesN 1
- PC Magazine (PCMag.com)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - PC Player (Brazil, Denmark, Germany) 1
- PC PowerPlay (Australia)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - PC World 1, 2, 3, 4
- PC Zone (Benelux, USA)
{{Y&}}
1 - Pelit (Finland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - Penny Arcade Report
{{Y&}}
1 - PiQ 1
- Play (Poland, UK, USA)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Playr (UK) 1
- Playstation 2 Magazine (PSM2) (UK) 1
- Playstation 3 Magazine (PSM3) (UK) 1, 2
- PlayStation Blog
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - PlayStation Lifestyle
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Play This Thing
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Play Time (Germany)
{{Y&}}
1 - play.tm (Ferrago Ltd.) 1
- Pocket Gamer (UK, USA)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Pocket Tactics 1
- Polygon
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - Power Unlimited (Netherlands)
{{Y&}}
1 - Practical Webdesign 1
- Pregaming 1
- Przygodówki (Poland)
{{N&}}
1 - PSPSex.Net
{{N&}}
1 - PSX Extreme 1
- Push Square
{{Y&}}
1 - Quandary
{{N&}}
1 - Rakrent/RTSC
{{N&}}
1 - Remeshed 1
- Reset (Poland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Retro Gamer
{{Y&}}
(UK, Italy) 1, 2 - Retro Magazine
- Rev3Games 1, 2
- Reviews on the Run 1, 2
- Rock, Paper, Shotgun
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - RPGamer
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - RPG Codex 1
- RPGDOT 1
- RPGFan
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - RPG Land 1
- RPGnet/RPG.net 1
- RPG Site
{{Y&}}
1 - RPG Vault
{{Y&}}
1 - RPGWatch 1, 2
- SBNation
{{Y&}}
1 - SciFi.com 1
- Screwattack
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 - Secret Service / New S Service (Poland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Sega-16.com
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - SegaNerds
{{N&}}
1 - Sega Saturn Magazine
{{Y&}}
1 - Shacknews
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Shoryuken
{{N&}}
1, 2 - Siliconera
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - Sinclair User
{{Y&}}
1 - SKOAR! (India)
{{Y&}}
1 - Smashboards
{{N&}}
1 - Softonic 1
- Softpedia
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - Speedrun.com 1
- SPOnG 1, 2
- Sports Gaming Network
{{Y&}}
1 - Square Enix Music Online
{{E&}}
1 - StrategyCore 1
- Strategy Gaming Online
{{Y&}}
1 - Strategy Informer 1, 2
- Strategy Plus
{{Y&}}
1 - Stratos Group
{{Y&}}
1 - SucksOrRules.com 1
- Suikosource.com
{{N&}}
1 - Super Play (UK)
{{Y&}}
1 - Świat Gier Komputerowych (Poland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Tacticular Cancer
{{N&}}
1 - Tales of the Rampant Coyote 1
- Tapscape
{{N&}}
1 - Tea Leaves 1, 2
- TeamXbox
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Tech Crunch 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
- TechRaptor
{{N&}}
1 - That Guy with the Glasses (TGWTG)
{{N&}}
1 - That Video Game Blog 1
- TheMushroomKingdom
{{E&}}
1{{N&}}
- TheScore 1
- TheSixthAxis
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - Thunderbolt Games 1, 2
- Time (Magazine)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - Times Online 1, 2
- Tiny Cartridge 1
- Tom's Games 1
- Top Secret (Poland)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - TopTenReviews
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - TotalVideoGames (TVG) 1
- TouchArcade
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3 - TwoDashStash
{{N&}}
1 - TV.com
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - TVTropes
{{N&}}
1 - UnderGroundOnline (UGO Networks)
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - UOL Jogos (Brazil) 1, 2
- USA Today
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - USGamer
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Valhalla
{{N&}}
1 - Valkiria - Arena Gier (Poland)
{{N&}}
1 - Vandal Online 1
- Velikij Drakon (Великий Дракон, Russia)
{{Y&}}
1 - VentureBeat/GamesBeat
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - VG247
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - VGChartz
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - vgmdb.net
{{N&}}
(user-generated database) - VGReleases.com
{{N&}}
1 - VGrevolution
{{N&}}
1 - Vicio Juegos
{{N&}}
1 - Video Game Critic, The
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Video Game PriceCharts.com
{{N&}}
1 - VideoGamer.com
{{Y&}}
1 - Video Game Rebirth 1
- Video Games Blogger (videogamesblogger.com)
{{N&}}
1 - VideoGames & Computer Entertainment 1
- Virtual Console Reviews 1
- V Jump (Japan) 1
- Voodoo Extreme (VE3D)
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Warcry 1
- Wargamer.com
{{Y&}}
1 - WatchMojo.com
{{N&}}
1 - Wikia
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - Wikipedia
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - Wired
{{Y&}}
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - WomenGamers.com
{{E&}}
1, 2 - WorldsInMotion
{{Y&}}
1 - Worth Playing
{{N&}}
1, 2 - XBLA Fans
{{E&}}
1, 2, 3, 4 - Xbox.com
{{E&}}
1 - X-Play
{{Y&}}
1, 2 - Yahoo! Games (Spain, USA) 1, 2
- Your Sinclair
{{Y&}}
1 - YouTube
{{N&}}
1 - Zelda Informer
{{N&}}
1, 2 - ZTGameDomain (ZTGD)
{{N&}}
1, 2, 3 - Zzap! 64 1
See also[editar]
- Wikipedia:Advanced source searching
- Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost/2008-06-26/Dispatches
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Video games/Newsletter/20080806
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Notas[editar]
- Esta obra contiene una traducción parcial derivada de «Wikipedia:WikiProject Video games/Sources» de Wikipedia en inglés, concretamente de esta versión del 18 de enero de 2018, publicada por sus editores bajo la Licencia de documentación libre de GNU y la Licencia Creative Commons Atribución-CompartirIgual 4.0 Internacional.