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I'm not going to talk about the review until the results are in!

For us. For them. For you.

It's good to be honest.

//Zig

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I'd forgotten Midwinter had also reviewed the game when it came out as Em Enchanted Arms or whatever in Japan. I had a jolly drunken laugh when I saw that I was posted the fourth STAFF review for what has to be considered one of the more obscure current-gen RPGs. Things like that make me happy. Like saying, "To hell with your Final Fantasies and trendy stuff! Come here to read all about games like this you might not have heard of!"

I'm not afraid to die because I am invincible
Viva la muerte, that's my goddamn principle

Query:
Is there something fucked up with how the site handles the little rating explanation bit? I KNOW when I submitted it, it wasn't cut off like that. If no one (ie: judges) has any objection, when I'm back at my home computer, I'm re-inserting the full text, because it just looks stupid as is.

I'm not afraid to die because I am invincible
Viva la muerte, that's my goddamn principle

Sometimes on web sites, the use of an apostrophe or quotation marks can cause issues with forms. That's what seems to have happened here, as I remember seeing a version of your review that had more in the score summary than what I see there now. It's not something that comes up frequently--once every few years, actually--but it's something that'll likely get mended with time.

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