GTA news moves quickly. A trailer frame, retailer listing, social post or anonymous claim can travel around the world before anyone checks where it came from. GTA World News uses a visible classification system so readers understand the strength of a claim before sharing it.
Official information starts with a primary source
We use the Official label only when information comes directly from Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive, PlayStation, Xbox or another clearly identified official party. The page should include the original source, publication date and date our newsroom last verified it.
Reporting and analysis are different
A confirmed report requires corroboration from multiple reputable sources. Analysis is our interpretation of public material. It can be useful, but it is never displayed as an announcement or confirmed fact.
Rumors require context, not hype
A rumor page must identify the original source, explain evidence for and against the claim and display an unconfirmed-information warning. If reliable evidence later disproves it, the page can be relabeled Debunked with a correction date.
What we will not publish
We do not host stolen source code, unauthorized builds, extracted game files, private personal information or instructions for accessing leaked material.
Why this process matters
Clear sourcing protects readers from noise. Every important fact should be traceable, every interpretation labeled and every material correction visible.