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"Well done Sniper"

About time too.

(Claim both while you have the chance...)

:D

what about:

CBFD or Banjo Tootspeak

Er thanks it's Red Alert 2.

What game are you going to claim, Sniper. FFX? You could review that for us too!

well done sniper!

Well, when you write a sparkling review like that, it's obvious that some people are going to think you just pasted it off a site on the web and called it your own work, especially when you never really showed an interest in the series yourself. And since you don't have a PSX either. But if someone calls you a cheat, Sniper, don't let it bother you. A win is a win. :-)

Thanks at least someone thinks i write well and not cheat!

FantasyMeiste® wrote:
> Yes, Sniper, truly a masterpiece. Was that an import copy you
> reviewed? If so, when the FF9 game actually gets released over here,
> will it be the same? You certainly know your FF, I never knew you
> liked the FF series from what you used to say about it. Or was that
> another Sniper just dissing Final Fantasy?

Anyhow, a great
> review, truly inspired. That phrase about 'all that is old is new'
> right at the beginning got me though, where was that phrase first
> coined? I remember doing the book for my A level English language,
> but can't for the life of me remember who first said it.

And the
> way you actually took the time to type deja vu as deja vu with the
> grave and the accent symbols, did you just use the character map for
> that? or did you just paste it?

Great review, there should be
> many more of that calibre forthcoming, I hope?

LOL!!!

I haven't read it yet, though.

I thought SNIPER didn't like FF???

Well done anyway.

...and what ARE Tinkertoys?

Yes, Sniper, truly a masterpiece. Was that an import copy you reviewed? If so, when the FF9 game actually gets released over here, will it be the same? You certainly know your FF, I never knew you liked the FF series from what you used to say about it. Or was that another Sniper just dissing Final Fantasy?

Anyhow, a great review, truly inspired. That phrase about 'all that is old is new' right at the beginning got me though, where was that phrase first coined? I remember doing the book for my A level English language, but can't for the life of me remember who first said it.

And the way you actually took the time to type deja vu as deja vu with the grave and the accent symbols, did you just use the character map for that? or did you just paste it?

Great review, there should be many more of that calibre forthcoming, I hope?

Well Done Sniper!