About Keep It Legendary

Keep It Legendary is an editorial site about video games and the things attached to them: the hardware they run on, the competitions built around them, the media that preserves them and the films and concerts made from them.

What we publish

Explanatory pieces, not news bulletins. Each article takes one question a player or a buyer actually asks — why a game stutters in its first hour, how often thermal paste really needs changing, what a tournament seed decides — and answers it at length, with the mechanism spelled out rather than summarised.

We do not run review scores, we do not rank products in tables, and we do not publish affiliate links to shops or operators.

How articles are written

Every figure, date and quotation in an article comes from a named source, and the sources are listed on the page itself. Where a question has no published answer, the article says so instead of estimating.

The archive

Between 2020 and 2021 this domain published material about online casinos. That material has not been deleted: it is kept in the gambling archive, with its original addresses and its original text, and with the offer cards, rating tables and sign-up links removed. It is a record of what was published, not a recommendation, and none of it is current.

Who publishes it

Keep It Legendary is published by Dunevista Studios FZCO, Dubai Technology Entrepreneur Campus (Dtec), Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It answers for the site, its archive and the way readers’ data is handled. The desk is reached at [email protected].

Reading the site is free. It is paid for by its publisher, by paid placements among the archived links and by occasional commissioned pieces in Dispatch; a section of the editorial policy shows where each sits. Rules for readers are in the terms, limits of reliance in the disclaimer.