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Use real announcement links to plan upcoming releases, compare how two games are covered, and trace a headline back to its source. The tools refresh whenever the editorial database is rebuilt.
The release calendar
Find upcoming dates, filter by platform and export the visible dates to your calendar. Every entry links to the announcement recorded by our editors.
Dates may change. The original source is the best place to confirm regional availability and last-minute adjustments. The exported file contains the currently visible results.
Two games, one clear view
Select any two games covered by Nerd Game News. See published stories side by side, latest coverage dates, and links to the underlying announcements.
This compares our reporting history, not game quality, performance, player counts, or platform compatibility. A game with fewer stories may simply have less coverage in our archive.
Trace the original source
Find the sources attached to published stories about a game. Follow primary announcements when available and see exactly what our archive can substantiate.
A “primary” label reflects the article's sourcing record. We do not infer cross-play support, PC requirements, or release availability from an unrelated news report. If those details are missing, consult the linked developer or store listing directly.
Source-first, by design.
What gets updated?
Release entries and research records are generated from the current site dataset during publication. Past release dates leave the upcoming list; published coverage stays available for comparison.
What's verified?
Each release entry needs a source link to appear here. Source explorer displays actual citations attached to existing articles, without manufacturing compatibility or specification claims.
Want us to correct something?
Official schedules can change. Please contact the editors with the original announcement so we can investigate and update the record.