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•37 reviews since May 7, 2008
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mr-tits rated 2 months ago- This guy is honest and to the point all the time. I love every point he makes in this weeks installment.
- Raven185 rated 2 months ago
- I love you too, Yahtzee.
- stevedtrm rated 2 months ago
- "Or possibly a gamespot employee" Brilliant. THis guy is REAL bright. GIVE UP NOW, DO POLITICS INSTEAD. That little doubt in the back of your mind:- what's it saying right now about a career spent distracting kiddies you hate for their ignorance from the how and why of their future enslavement? Is it capable of finding anything to say about the notion that the economy that denies funding to eliminate the disease killing your grandparents, parents and YOU depends on the supply of distractions to keep dimwits from realizing just how angry they should be about it and that you are in de facto committing suicide through your support for it? I am only pitching my arguments at this advanced and unorthodox level because my enunciations of economic truths aren't polished yet and I think you might just be bright enough to spot their validity. Or at least your little nagging doubt might. Steve, a 33 year old dropout economist from Manchester, England.
- boboki rated 2 months ago
- WHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH God I love his reviews. BEST...ON...THE...NET.
- dafydd-brown rated 2 months ago
- Fucking brilliant. Some people need to stop taking things so seriously. Yahtzee's reviews are clearly meant to be entertaining and I salute him for crafting them in a way to make them so. That's not to say that they don't offer real opinions and that as such are sometimes going to differ from those of the audience. I'm just pleased that there are reviewers out there that like Yahtzee and unlike Gamespot, are reviewing the games they want to and aren't under any pressure from adverts on the site. It's a bit like publicly funded broadcasting in that you can only be truly unbiased when you're wages/funding aren't based on any criteria that would interfere with your output. This isn't strictly true of course but it's a damn sight closer to unbiased reviewing than that found on places that rely on advertising from the very games that are being reviewed.
- Jmast7 rated 2 months ago
Oh Yahtzee, why don't you just admit that SSBB was the wrong game for you to review? Hilarious! Loved the grammar check too!
