Gaming news, stamped.

Beau Johnson Gaming covers the biggest stories in gaming, from new releases and trailers to leaks and updates. Every claim carries a label: confirmed, from the trailers, or rumored.

The news, as it breaks

New YouTube Shorts every day on the stories moving gaming, with the sources in the description.

Every claim gets a stamp

Confirmed means the developer or publisher said it. From the trailers means you can see it in official footage. Rumored means someone reported it, and we tell you who.

GTA 6 tips, tricks and news

Launch news, what the trailers really show, and tips and tricks as players find them.

Release radar

Release dates, delays, reveals and first looks for the biggest games coming up.

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How we label news

Three stamps. No guessing.

Gaming news mixes facts, footage and rumors. Every claim in every video gets one of these labels, and the sources are listed in the description.

  1. Confirmed

    The developer or publisher said it.

    An official post, a store page, a press release, or someone from the studio on the record.

  2. From the trailers

    You can see it yourself.

    It appears in an official trailer or gameplay footage, so you can check it yourself.

  3. Rumored

    Someone says so, and we tell you who.

    Reports, leaks and insider claims, with the source named. Not confirmed until the developer or publisher says so.

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