Fact Check Policy - Techzorra

Last revised: October 17, 2026

In gaming and tech, a single wrong release date or spec can spread fast and mislead thousands of people. At TechZorra, every article goes through a fact-checking process before it reaches you. Here’s how it works.

Step 1: Start With Official Sources

We confirm information first with primary sources, such as:

Announcements from game studios and publishers (official blogs, press releases, and verified social accounts)
Console and device makers’ official websites and product pages
Official patch notes, store listings, and support documentation
Company earnings reports and regulatory filings

Step 2: Cross-Check With Trusted Outlets

For news, we compare details with established and reputable gaming and technology publications. Important claims should be confirmed by more than one reliable source before we publish them.

Step 3: Verify the Details That Matter Most

We double-check:

Game and product names, editions, and model numbers
Release dates, regions, and platforms
Prices, bundles, and availability
Specs, storage sizes, and system requirements
Quotes and who said them
Numbers, sales figures, and statistics

Step 4: Test Guides When Possible

For tech guides, we follow the steps on real consoles, PCs, or devices when possible. If we can’t, we confirm each step against the manufacturer’s official instructions and state which version the guide applies to.

Step 5: Editor Review

A human editor reviews every article for accuracy, clarity, fairness, and correct labeling of rumors before it goes live.

How We Treat Leaks and Rumors

Leaks are labeled clearly with words like “rumored,” “leaked,” or “reportedly.”
We explain where the information came from and how reliable that source has been before.
We never call something “confirmed” until the company officially confirms it.
When official news arrives, we update the article.