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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 21 entries checked · 13 flagged · 27 issues confirmed · 7 corrected · 20 still open
The Boss — The entry states the Boss begins Saints Row IV as the elected President of the United States after thwarting a terrorist threat in Saints Row: The Third. In canon, the Boss becomes President after the events of Saints Row: The Third, but the specific terrorist
The Boss — [contradicted] The Boss awakens 19th-century writer Jane Austen from stasis during an optional Loyalty mission for Matt Miller, not the main story. :: The source states that Jane Austen is awakened after the Boss decides to awaken one of the historical figures
Volition Inc. — The entry states that Red Faction (2001) was an original IP, not a reworking of a canceled Descent 4, but it actually originated from a canceled Descent 4 project.
Volition Inc. — [contradicted] Red Faction (2001) originated from a canceled Descent 4 project, not as a completely original IP. :: The source states: 'Descent 4 was canceled and reworked into Red Faction (2001).' This confirms the claim is correct, not contradictory. (Actual
The 3rd Street Saints — The organization's color scheme shifts between games, often utilizing purple or white accents — white is not a standard accent; the Saints' colors are primarily purple with occasional gold or black.
Territory Control — The entry omits the player character's arrest and prison transport ambush before being rescued by the Saints, which changes the sequence of events.
Territory Control — The statement 'the Saint's Row district is now controlled by the Ronin, not gentrified by Ultor' misleadingly implies Ultor never gentrified the district, but Ultor does gentrify it later in Saints Row 2.
Weapon Wheel — Saints Row IV was published by Deep Silver, not THQ
Katana — The Katana did not appear in the original Saints Row (2006); it was introduced in Saints Row 2.
Katana — The claim that the Katana appears in Saints Row: Gat out of Hell is incorrect; that game does not feature the Katana as a standard melee weapon.
First Blood — The entry states Johnny Gat is killed in the opening bank heist plane crash, but in Saints Row (2022) canon, he survives the crash and is present in the penthouse for the sniper attack.
First Blood — The entry claims Johnny Gat is explicitly killed in the opening bank heist plane crash, not presumed dead, which contradicts the actual canon where Gat survives the crash and is not killed at any point in the mission 'First Blood'.
Final Stand — [hero audit] hero image does not depict the subject: MISMATCH The image shows a banner for the Betfred Super League, a professional rugby league competition, hanging on the exterior of a stadium buildin
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