RPG Superstar 2010 Top 32
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LOL - great little article on the Alexandrian
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is a novel written using the English language. It was written by J.K. Rowling, who has also written several other novels.
As far as the novel goes, it has a nice cover featuring a picture of Harry Potter on a broom. It wraps-around fully and even goes onto the inside flaps...
Very amusing. :)
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I think if people are concerned about the format that an rpg product review takes they should step up and leave reviews themselves.
We are very happy with any written reviews we receive. Significantly moreso than anonymous ratings.
It's still funny, and I don't find it to be derisive towards the format at all, simply pointing out how amusing it would be if that format were applied to non-RPG material.
Very funny, I don't think the OP was trying to hammer reviewers. Text is such a poor way to convey humor.
Ha! Very funny. I don't think it was meant as an attack, so y'all need to chill out.
I for my part consider the text amusing - and yes, I agree that RPG-reviews, mine included, do feature some formulaic pieces of information that might make them less fun to read when compared to book reviews. However, I also feel that this information is crucial, at least it is for me. So, in all - got a chuckle out of it, thanks for posting the link, Carborundum!
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I'd love to see such a review of Shakespeare or Twain. :)
"No Maps! wtf 1/5 stars!"
um...yeah....not sure if amusing, or simply odd...
I found it hilarious!!
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I'd love to see such a review of Shakespeare or Twain. :)"No Maps! wtf 1/5 stars!"
I sure could've used a map when I first tried reading Huckleberry Finn (aged 8). I still would've given it 2 or 3 stars then. Now I'd make it a 4 almost turning into 5.