Geek Corner
Figures, anime, manga and the merchandise around games.
Geek Corner collects the pieces around games rather than about them: figures and statues from Gaming Heads, First 4 Figures and Funko, amiibo waves and their compatibility, art books, strategy guides as objects, soundtracks and the anime and manga that share a franchise with a game. The section began as release-date reporting for collectibles and keeps that record, dated, alongside longer pieces on what a collector's edition actually contained. Pieces about a game's merchandise link to the game's own page where one exists, so a note about a Kingdom Hearts statue leads to the install sizes of the Kingdom Hearts collections, and an amiibo release date leads to the Breath of the Wild guide that explains what the amiibo unlocks.
All pieces
Entries are ordered by updated date, newest first, with the original publication date shown alongside so the age of each piece is visible before you open it. Pieces that describe a product or a price that is no longer current stay online as dated records; the context they carry is frequently the reason a page is still searched for years later.
Geek Corner on Game Idealist follows the same rules as the data pages: every piece carries its original publication date and an updated date, facts are attributed to the platform holder, publisher or manufacturer that published them, and nothing is padded to look current. Sizes, codes and compatibility live on their own pages and are linked from the pieces that mention them, so a guide about a game leads to that game's install size and a fix article leads to the code's own entry.
Questions about Geek Corner
How is the Geek Corner section organised?
Pieces are listed newest first by their updated date. Each entry keeps its original publication date at the top so it is clear when the information was current; the updated date shows when it was last checked or expanded.
Where do the file sizes and error codes linked from Geek Corner come from?
File sizes are read from the platform stores and dated; error-code meanings and steps are checked against the PlayStation support documentation and rewritten in plain language. Every data page names its source.
Why do older pieces stay online in Geek Corner?
Games and hardware keep getting used long after release, and the questions people search for do not expire. Older pieces are kept, dated, and updated where the facts changed rather than deleted.
How can I request coverage for Geek Corner?
The contact page takes requests for games, error codes and hardware. Games with an official store listing are added within days; error codes are added once a documented fix exists.