Is it ok to copy info from the developers on to a page?

I'm not talking about a wikpedia or other gaming site content but stuff said by the developers or key info off the games main site. For example the Worms 2: Armageddon page is pretty empty. I wanted to add the new information. Is it ok if I used content from team 17.

Example:
SENSATIONAL NEW WEAPONS!
• Sentry Gun! Defend your position with this deadly guardian.

Or would I have to reword the entire thing? Like:

New Weapons
Sentry Gun: Helps to defend your position with some extra firepower.

Probably rewording it would be best.

" Probably rewording it would be best. "

Copying from anywhere (without quotes and/or a citation) is plagiarism.

" Copying from anywhere (without quotes and/or a citation) is plagiarism. "

If you quoted it, and said it was the developers description, it won't be breaking any rules, but it would be far better if you reworded it into an original article.

" I'm not talking about a wikpedia or other gaming site content but stuff said by the developers or key info off the games main site. "

Your new line is the way to go. We don't want any kind of official description from developers just as we don't want press releases. People can go anywhere for that kind of stuff, so we want original writing to make GB unique. Flex that English muscle!

Although I'm assuming that it would be valid for less 'feature advertising' things, like number of characters or release dates?

For example: my copy of Chrono Cross has copyright dates but not anything that I know of as a release date. I also don't know how many characters can potentially be played as, I know that I can use 3 at once but it's impossible to get all of them in a single play-through so it would be unpleasantly tedious to try to track that rather than looking at the company website to check how many playable characters there are. Is this valid, provided they pass the common sense test between look-up and edit?

If you quote the source I wouldn't see a problem. Writing it in your own words would probably be better though.

Plagiarism is taking something from another source and claiming it as your own. A wiki is just a generalization of information gathered from different sources, no single person is the author.