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Generally, I format pairs of items like these with descriptors such as (Xbox 360) and (Xbox One / Xbox 360).
Whereas using ISO 639 would be easy (easier?), straightforward, explicit as using only intrisic information (available on the item itself), and reduce significantly the length of such entries, simplifying [AR][BO][CL][CO][CR][EC][SV][GT][HN][MX][NI][PA][PE][VE][…] with [ES], while actually making this sole information both correct and complete in what distinguish such items from the “default” ones (generally US for NA, UK for Europe, etc.) of the same region.
(may also apply to [DE] for Germany, Austria, Luxembourg and Switzerland, possibly Belgium and Italy too, to [NL] for Netherlands and Belgium, etc.)
Here is a conversation from last year about the topic that you may find worth reading. Note that the final post of mine which posed a question was never addressed.So, "Stick to third party website, even when proven wrong by actual credits". Got it.
MobyGames is often our site's immediate source of reference when confirming developer and publisher information for most games.
But it's an imperfect system with plenty of discrepancies even from the immediate source (e.g. game data and game packaging.) Third-party source MobyGames credits Ubisoft Entertainment as the developer, as was mentioned in the Admin Comments upon the edit rejection. Meanwhile, the back cover credits Ubisoft as the developer, whereas in-game credits list Ubisoft Montreal.
As for the Item Number field, the spine number is prioritized. However, item number locations are not uniform, so there is an order of hierarchy that's outlined in the style guide. So, if neither a spine number nor back number is present but a front number is, then that front number information should be submitted to the dedicated field.
As mentioned in the rejection comments, your submission was rejected due to trying to remove valid Box Text field information and transferring it to the Description field where it's not needed. If you re-submit the information again while maintaining what's already present, it will be approved.
TLD is for the country the item is sold in, not what language is present. There is no default.
