Well, far be it from me to disappoint a fan, so here's your letter.
I'm glad you're in the 51% of people who find our stuff funny. The other half think we're sort of inane, but like our free games, as long as we give them the copy protection . . .
Reminds me of what Computer Shopper said about us: "Corny but savvy"!
Re: spelling: close - it's Molyneux.
Re: Celtic Tales: we were just expressing our opinion. That's what we do, and for the most part, many of our viewers agree with us, which is why they buy IE instead of (or in addition to) CGW, Strategy Plus, PC Gamer, CGR, or any other gaming magazines. (Aside from our charming and unique multimedia format, of course.) You have every right to disagree with us, and if you do, by all means write to us and express your disagreement. Take us apart point by point. I'll run that letter - be glad to. Our job is to give people an honest assessment of products that can cost them as much as $60-100, and providing counter viewpoints is something we can only have more of. Unfortunately, we see literally hundreds of games each year, and that doesn't allow us months to delve into each title we get. You folks have the luxury of really spending some quality time with a game, so you may uncover things that we simply don't have time to find out. Maybe Celtic Tales was that kind of game. Then again, PC Gamer said that you had to have a "really big brain" to appreciate Celtic Tales, so I guess we feebleminded subhumans here at IE will have to go back to scratching ourselves and picking lice out of one anothers' coats for fun.
So there it is: if you don't agree with a review we ran, TELL US! And don't just bitch about how stupid and narrow-minded we are, TELL US WHY YOU DISAGREE!
