You can find the reviewer's e-mail below each review, specifically for giving feedback. There is no need arguing in public everytime one reads a review he doesn't fancy. I welcome constructive criticism but I have a problem with the Dark Prince cause he's needlessly aggressive.
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What are you guys still doing here anyway,,,it's 2006 for crying out loud.
It's time for new prices and new chances.
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I have no problem with people slagging off games that I fancy, it's when they do it with so many mistakes that annoys me.
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I think you missed the point of my criticism Roger. There were factual errors which you have changed, a nice gesture, but the problem was deeper than that. The problem was that you wrote a review with so many errors that you weren't aware of and this suggested that you didn't really know the game well enough to review it, so for me, the review still feels wrong.

However, the edited review standing alone is fair enough although I disagree with it very strongly.

P.S. I can't see how you can give anarchy a higher score than TRAZ when the blatant unfairness factor is pretty much equal in both of them (perhaps slightly higher in TRAZ, but at least losing a life isn't as catastrophic as it is in Anarchy), but I'm leaving it at that because it seems you're going to write a damning review for every game that gets played in competition that you don't get into and this will continue to flair up each time.
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You sycophant . I completed Spindizzy, even if it was in cheat mode (infinite time). Now how many have done this ? Not too many I tell you. Just cause you missed the joke about having limited time for unknown reasons, and the ambiguous diagonals mention, it doesn't mean the review was full of errors.

I take full responsibility about neglecting to mention that you get extra time when entering a new screen though. See ? I acknowledge my mistakes.

Here's the deal with Traz. After the 2nd week in the compo, it became a chore to play. And don't forget I had the 3rd best score. Anarchy on the other hand is always fun.
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I'm going to ignore the infinite time thing, because it's been countered before and not by me.

I found anarchy a total pain in the arse to play from the beginning because honestly it's not my style of game. The sound is truly painful (that bloody zap sound that the blue and yellow blocks makes just hurts), and the fact that dying makes you have to do an entire level again really makes tricky levels extremely tedious (on 16 this is brutal since I had triangle lives, not 9, not whatever symbol comes next, but triangle, I didn't lose a life on any other level).

I have completed it, and I can't find the joy in it whatsoever, the puzzle aspect is very limited (beyond figuring out how the trackers actually work which I'll admit is one very snazzy piece of programming), and most levels rely on a combination of luck (particularly 16 and that one where you start in a closed space, think it might be 14, can't remember), so your claim that anarchy is always fun is very very wrong. I didn't review anarchy for this very reason, it's not my style I could never explain what is so wonderful about it because I don't find anything wonderful about it.
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Aha...a match who has the last word still goes on

Pretty pointless...bling...locked
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